- Trump blasted former national security adviser John Bolton after Bolton pleaded guilty to improperly keeping classified national defense documents.
- Bolton admitted guilt, apologized in court, and now faces up to a $2.25 million fine and 5 years in prison, with sentencing set for Oct. 25.
- The case — based on notes Bolton used for his 2020 memoir — is being hailed as a DOJ win and is often compared to past classified-document disputes involving Trump.
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