New revelations made by former US President Donald Trump's aides on his White House exit.

After the 2020 elections in the USA, even as Biden emerged as the favorite, Donald Trump believed in winning the Presidential race, creating chaos in the White House. Even as Trump insisted on occupying the White House, his officials were secretively packing up his boxes, unbeknown to him.

The latest media reports have outlined the problematic transition from Trump’s administration to Biden’s administration after the 2020 elections. This transition is also under investigation for crimes that Donald Trump might have committed during his tenure as the US President.

Previous Trump aides have revealed that they did not see Trump packing up classified materials. However, they said they had to pack up the things behind Trump’s back.




They did this because they feared that Trump might order them to stop since he believed he would continue his Presidency. Trump’s aides also stated that they emptied the Oval Office and the dining room adjoining it one weekend before Trump left office.

A news channel had also previously reported that once Trump found out about losing the Presidential race, he packed up every document in boxes and shipped them off to his Palm Beach estate.

Comparing Trump’s administration to Bush’s, Michael J. Morell, the former deputy director of the CIA, stated that President Bush only retained a list of 9/11 suspects as his Presidency was nearing its end. He also added that Bush guarded secret material fiercely, not allowing them to be removed from office. However, Trump lacked this cautionary discipline.

John Bolton, the former national security advisor for Trump, also stated that Trump asked his officials to get specific documents. However, such errands were not always successful. Moreover, when his aides asked for the return of the documents, Trump accused them of not trusting him.

In the 2020 elections, Trump lost the Presidency race, which Joe Biden won. Currently, Biden is serving as the President of the USA.