DOJ Has No Record of Trump’s ‘Standing Order’ to Declassify Docs: Report

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Former President Donald Trump has insisted for months that he had a “standing order” that would declassify documents as soon as they were removed from the Oval Office—an order that would conveniently exonerate him in an ongoing criminal case into his alleged mishandling of top secret government information.

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