Trump V Bolton: Trying to Stop The Room Where It Happened From Happening

Own a piece of American History in the making READ why President Donald Trump wants the highly anticipated White House memoir of former National Security Advisor John Bolton for YOURSELF Inside you'll find out why the US DOJ, and especially Donald Trump want to prevent this book from being published.They say it contains a plethora of classified information, LIKE WHAT?"To be clear: Defendant's manuscript still contains classified information, as confirmed by some of the Government's most senior national-security and intelligence officials," reads the DOJ's memorandum supporting their argument.The Trump administration filed an emergency application Wednesday June 17th asking for a restraining order to halt the publication of Bolton's book, called "The Room Where It Happened.""Disclosure of the manuscript will DAMAGE the national security of the United States," it continues.The application includes declarations from top U.S. intelligence and national security officials, including Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe and National Security Agency Director Paul Nakasone.Explosive allegations include the following: President Trump asked Chinese leader Xi Jinping to help him get a competitive edge in the upcoming presidential race against former Vice President Joe Biden, the presumptive Democratic nominee.Bolton claims Trump stressed the importance of getting the vote from U.S. farmers and advocated that China make more purchases of U.S. soybeans and wheat to help his electoral chances.While Bolton does touch on infighting within the White House, he focuses heavily on Trump's foreign policy.The DOJ's filing escalates the legal scuffle between Bolton and the White House over the publication of his controversial book.Bolton announced plans earlier this year to move forward with the memoir's publication after a dispute with the White House, saying at the time that he had removed all classified information from the book.The White House argues Bolton did not receive the green light to use such information, that he is in violation of his nondisclosure agreement with the Trump White House and that he will be publishing classified information."The type of classified information in these passages is the type of information that FOREIGN ADVERSARIES of the United States seek to obtain, at great cost, through covert intelligence," Ratcliffe wrote in his signed declaration."Unauthorized disclosure of these types of classified information could reveal, in some instances, the limits and, in some instances, the capabilities of U.S. intelligence collection and would cause IRREPARABLE DAMAGE to national security," Bolton could face criminal charges if the DOJ decides to prosecute him over the information he has included in his book, should he proceed with the book's publication next week. Don't be left behind, download the Justice Department's court filing NOW