John BoltonWhose houses and offices were Discovered by federal agents On Friday, the President has been one of the most vocal critics Donald Trump Since Trump served as a national security advisor in the first administration.
After serving at the White House, Bolton wrote a scary book, in which Trump was grossly aware of the foreign policy. The discovery of the FBI agents’s Maryland Home and Washington office, allegedly classified, is part of the investigation, the Republican raises questions about the possible future functions against the President’s critics who have given their opinion.
Bolton was not taken into custody and was not accused of any crime, a person was not authorized to discuss the investigation by the name, on the condition of anonymity on The Associated Press.
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He served as one of Trump’s National Security Advisors
Bolton served as Trump’s third National Security Advisor, appointed in 2018 after Trump rejected HR McMaster,
Bolton’s 17 -month term prevalent with clashes over countries including North Korea and Iran, expressing doubt on Trump’s outreach with him and Summit with Kim Jong UnOn Iran, Bolton supports Trump’s decision to withdraw the decision Iran nuclear deal But the government was in favor of change and was disappointed when Trump stopped a planned military strike in 2019.
Those changes eventually led to Bolton’s departure, Trump announced on social media in September 2019 that he had accepted Bolton’s resignation.
He wrote a scary book about Trump’s first administration
bolt ons 2020 book“The room where it happened,” depicted an uncontrolled picture of Trump and his administration, which is the most vivid first-person account amount when Trump operates himself in the office. The 577-hit book informed Trump about foreign policy, Bolton wrote that the President “saw the conspiracies behind the rocks, and remained surprisingly on the way the White House was run, let the huge federal government alone go.”
Bolton wrote that when he was in the White House, Trump typically had only two intelligence briefings a week, “and in most of them, he spoke over length than briefors, often unrelated to subjects on cases.”
On Ukraine, Bolton alleged that Trump directly provided military assistance to the country’s will for the country’s will to investigate Trump’s Democratic 2020 election opponent, and his family members, Joe Biden, soon. In a conversation, Trump said, “He was not in favor of sending them anything, until all the Russian-and-double materials belonging to Russia and Biden were turned on,” Bolton wrote.
Bolton also wrote that he felt that “during my tenure, hard work was done to identify any important Trump’s decision, which was again not inspired by the election calculation,” seeing that Trump argued with China’s Xi Jinping during the 2019 summit “how to help” his chances of reunion “during the 2019 summit.
Trump responded to Bolton as a “washed man” and a “crazy” war-mogger, which would have led the country to lead the “World War Six”. Trump also said at that time that the book had “higher classified information” and Bolton was “not approval” to publish it.
The White House worked fiercely to block the book, unsuccessfully asked a federal court for an emergency temporary ban order against its release.
His criticism continues, included in recent times too
In an interview to be aired on NPR on Wednesday, Bolton said there has been little change in ending the war between Russia and Ukraine, pointing to Trump’s efforts to secure the Nobel Peace Prize as the President’s inspiration to end Trump’s struggle.
“There is no indication that Russia has changed its purpose in any way, which is to bring Ukraine into the Russian Empire,” Bolton said. “And neither is there any real indication that Zelancesi is ready to do the type of things that Russia has demanded for President Trump, such as Donnetsk Oblast or a large part of the province, which Russia is not yet able to win military.”
On Thursday, Bolton posted the X that “Putin’s KGB training and flattery campaign is working on Trump, as recently seen from Trump’s statement that Ukraine has not taken the war. It is important to remember: Ukraine did not take anything, he was attacked.”
And in August 14 interview with CBS News, Bolton cast before Trump’s decision His meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in AlaskaContinuing that criticism after meeting on X.
“In Alaska, President Trump did not lose, but Putin clearly won,” Bolton posted. “Vladimir’s own old friend Donald is back.”
Trump allegedly does not like Bolton’s mustache
Trump has set a career on the image, prostating the striking look and often arguing about family members and cabinet authorities, who looks that they “step out of central casting.”
Bolton shrub mustache The bus was not fit in the part.
During his 2016 election, during the transition period, Trump allegedly refused to choose Bolton to serve as the Secretary of State in Part as he disliked his signature shrub mustache. After a meeting with Bolton at Trump Tower, Trump told the confidant that Hawk’s trademark mustache would never fit his administration, although he monitored a praise on Bolton’s frequent cable TV show, during which he often defended the President’s policies when he preached for decades.
According to Bolton’s 2019 book, however, the President told him that his face hair was “never a factor” to appoint him to any position.
He supported the war of George W Bush in Iraq
When George W. Bush became President, Bolton served as the Point Man on Arms Control of the State Department, where he fought with other governments on nuclear weapons, land mines, organic weapons, ballistic missile boundaries and international criminal courts.
An unbbeated proponent of American power and a strong supporter of the Iraq War, Bolton was unable to win the Senate’s confirmation after his nomination to the UN post, several democrats and even some Republicans shut down. He resigned after 17 months of serving as a Bush holiday appointment, which allowed him to work on a temporary basis without confirmation of the Senate.
Bolton also took over in the administration of President Ronald Reagan.
He scored a run for the president
In the run-up for the 2024 campaign, Bolton said that he was motivated to run after Trump, still focusing on his loss of 2020 elections, called for restoring him to power for the end of the Constitution in 2022.
Trump wrote on his social media site, “Thus and a huge fraud of magnitude allows to terminate all rules, regulations and articles, even found in the Constitution,”
Bolton called the comment “disqualified” and cast a potential second trump word as a threat to national security.
He considered walking in both 2016 as well as 2012, when he later supported and advised the last GOP named, Ab Yuta Sen Mit Romney.
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Eric Tucker contributed reporting from Washington.
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