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24 Aug 2025, 00:10

Trump and Bolton Continue Conflict Through Investigations

  • The FBI conducted a search at John Bolton's home in Maryland.
  • The conflict between Trump and Bolton has been ongoing since 2019.
  • The investigations concern the potential disclosure of classified information.

The conflict between former national security adviser John Bolton and President Donald Trump continues to unfold amid new investigations. Recently, the FBI carried out a search at Bolton's home in the state of Maryland, which has become part of the investigation regarding the potential disclosure of classified information.

The search, which took place on September 23, 2025, is an extension of the conflict between Bolton and Trump, which began during their time together in the administration. Bolton, who served as national security adviser from 2018 to 2019, became a vocal critic of Trump, particularly regarding his policies towards Russia.

Bolton's initial accusations are linked to his book "The Room Where It Happened," which was published in June 2020. In the book, serious accusations are made against Trump, including that he asked China to help him in the 2020 elections. The investigation from 2020 related to potential disclosure of classified information, where Bolton shared excerpts of his book with individuals not authorized to do so.

Although the investigation has not led to any charges, new investigations have been initiated, and now authorities are seeking to clarify whether there was new evidence that would confirm violations on Bolton's part. At the same time, Bolton continues to criticize Trump, stating that his behavior is unprecedented for a U.S. president.

Tags: USA/Politics

Articles on this topic:

  • www.independent.co.uk - Trump reportedly pointed finger at John Bolton before FBI raid as conservative media sounds alarm
  • www.independent.co.uk - Murdoch paper Trump is suing slams president’s ‘vendetta campaign’ against John Bolton
  • www.independent.co.uk - Trump vs Bolton: A timeline of the president and his former national security advisor’s long-running feud
  • edition.cnn.com - What the 2020 investigation of John Bolton says about the new probe