Trump Cites Park Service Account in Reflecting Pool Vandalism Case, Shares Court Documents
Trump is introducing witness testimony from a federal employee into a legal dispute over damage to the Reflecting Pool, escalating a factual disagreement through public disclosure of court filings.
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