In a revelation that adds fuel to the ongoing controversies surrounding Donald Trump, a recent memo asserts that the former President flaunted a highly classified map to Susie Wiles and other passengers aboard his private jet in 2022. This map was reportedly so secretive that only a handful of people worldwide had access to it. Among those who allegedly viewed it was Susie Wiles, Trump’s current White House Chief of Staff. This disclosure was made public by House Democrats, who are eager to bring any potential allegations against Trump back into the spotlight.

The memo is part of a collection of previously unseen documents from Special Counsel Jack Smith’s investigation into Trump’s handling of classified materials, according to top Democrat Jamie Raskin. This investigation was the same one that led to the dramatic 2022 FBI raid on Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate. However, the case was dismissed in 2024 when a judge ruled that Smith’s appointment was unconstitutional. Raskin further claimed that the documents were connected to Trump’s business dealings, though this angle was not pursued by the special counsel, suggesting insufficient evidence for prosecution.

Trump has consistently denied any misconduct, a stance echoed by the White House, which has been quick to dismiss the latest allegations. White House spokeswoman Abigail Jackson responded vigorously, criticizing the Democrats’ continued focus on what she described as “baseless lies.” She stated, “It’s pathetic that Democrats with zero credibility like Jamie Raskin are still clinging to deranged Jack Smith and his lies in 2026.” Her comments were made in a statement to the Daily Mail, reflecting the administration’s ongoing defense against such claims.

‘President Trump did nothing wrong, which is why he easily defeated the Biden DOJ’s unprecedented lawfare campaign against him and then won nearly 80 million votes in a landslide election victory.’ ‘This glimpse into the trove of evidence behind the coverup reveals a President of the United States who may have sold out our national security to enrich himself,’ Raskin wrote. Raskin sent a letter to Attorney General Pam Bondi demanding that the Department of Justice release additional files in the case, which are under court order.

‘Apparently blinded by the frenzied search to find any scrap of evidence that could be twisted and distorted … you have, quite amazingly, missed the fact that some of the documents you provided include damning evidence about your boss’s conduct,’ Raskin wrote to Bondi. The DOJ said in a statement on X: ‘Jack Smith’s team was desperate to prosecute Biden’s top political opponent, so it is no surprise that his files contain salacious and untrue claims about President Trump.’ Prosecutors specifically alleged that Trump showed the classified map to a passenger on his plane during a June 2022 flight to his Bedminster, New Jersey, golf club.