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The first time the Trump lawyers learned about the tape was after Martin testified, one of the sources said. The tape was played to multiple witnesses, including Martin, when she testified in mid-March after having her laptop and phones imaged by prosecutors, the sources said. Prosecutors in the office of special counsel Jack Smith appear to have obtained the recording around March, as the criminal investigation targeting Trump intensified and numerous Trump aides were subpoenaed to testify before the federal grand jury hearing evidence in the case in Washington. The exact nature of the document Trump was referring to in the recording is unclear, though Trump’s lawyers believe a document classified at the “Secret” level, which referenced military action concerning Iran, had been returned to the National Archives months later, according to a person briefed on the matter. CNN earlier reported that prosecutors had the recording. The previously unreported suggestion that he should have declassified the document presents a potentially perilous moment for Trump, as it indicates he knew he had retained material that was sensitive to national security – as well as the limitations about discussing it. For several minutes of the audio recording, the sources said, Trump talks about how he cannot discuss the document because he no longer possesses the sweeping presidential power to declassify now out of office, but suggests that he should have done so when he was still in the White House.
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