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White House Officials Asked to Surrender Phones in Leak Investigation Over Qatari Presidential Plane Security Flaws

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First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · 14 hours ago

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The FBI is probing leaks about security flaws in the Qatari plane gifted to Trump, demanding White House officials’ phones. Some refused, and Trump personally engaged with the FBI director over the matter. The New York Times is fighting subpoenas related to the investigation, which arose after Trump raised security concerns about the aircraft.

01FBI demands White House officials’ phones in leak probe about Qatari presidential plane security flaws.
02Some officials refused to surrender phones amid the investigation, CNN reports.
03Trump personally spoke with FBI Director Christopher Wray about the leak and investigation.
04The New York Times is legally challenging subpoenas issued to its journalists over the leak.
05Investigation led by Wray and Trump’s Chief of Staff Suzie Wiles, an unusual direct involvement.
06Security concerns arose after Trump refused to use the Qatari plane over Iranian threat fears.

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