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President Trump's former national security adviser John Bolton has been indicted on charges of allegedly mishandling classified information.
News of the charges broke while the president was speaking to reporters in the Oval Office.
An FBI investigation into Bolton began before Trump's return to the White House,
with agents searching his DC office and home in Maryland back in August.
Prosecutors said that Bolton shared more than a thousand pages of diary-like entries with two relatives,
sometimes from his private email accounts that contained classified information about his daily activities as National Security Advisor.
A person familiar with the matter said the relatives were Bolton's wife and daughter.
Bolton is also accused of unlawfully storing documents,
writings and notes about national defence at his home.