The publication writes that FBI agents took about 20 boxes of belongings, folders of photos, a handwritten note and a pardon for Trump ally Roger Stone.
It is reported that the list of found items also included documents marked "top secret" and information about French President Emmanuel Macron.
“They could get it anytime they want, and that includes a long time ago. All they had to do was ask," Trump said in a statement released Friday.
Mr. Trump's lawyers say the former president used his authority to declassify the materials before he left office. Although the president has the authority to declassify documents, there are federal rules that outline the process for doing so.
The ex-president of the United States, Donald Trump, faces imprisonment if the FBI investigators, who searched his estate in Florida, prove that he violated the espionage law. The publication writes about it Politico, referring to the information contained in the search warrant.
