Former ambassador Nikki Haley has urged the administration to release documents related to a high-profile criminal case, stressing that transparency is key to restoring public trust. She recommended redacting personal details but making the rest public. Her call comes amid growing criticism over the government’s decision to withhold certain documents, despite a Justice Department memo dismissing rumors of a “client list” or blackmail and reaffirming that the individual involved died by suicide in custody. Skepticism remains, with critics targeting top officials like the Attorney General and FBI leadership. While the president has backed the Attorney General, public calls for transparency continue to mount across party lines.
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