With the relationship between the Trump administration and the intelligence community deteriorating rapidly, on Wednesday the FBI decided to dump 400 pages of documents related to a 1970s housing discrimination case against the Trump family real estate company — a decades-old case that Democrats tried to use against Donald Trump during the presidential campaign as “evidence” that he was racist.
“The documents consist of interview notes, handwritten statements and FBI reports compiled during the bureau’s investigation, which occurred between 1972 and 1974,” explains the Daily Caller. “The FBI’s investigation centered on allegations that the Trump Management Company, which was owned by Trump’s father, Fred, discriminated against applicants for apartment rentals based on their race.”
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