Monday 15 August 2022 10:16 PM Ex-Trump staffer claims she found classified documents in the bathroom trends now
Former Trump staffer Olivia Troye recalled finding classified documents left in the women's room of a bathroom in the White House complex during her time working under Vice President Mike Pence.
'I found classified information in the ladies' room of the White House one time in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building,' she said on MSNBC Friday. 'And I immediately walked it right up to security and said, "I just found this in the bathroom."'
'I covered it up, I put it in a folder. It wasn't marked properly,' she continued. 'I was not expecting to walk into the ladies' room and find a document like that.'
Troye quit the administration in September 2020 over former President Donald Trump's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, having served alongside Pence on the White House's coronavirus taskforce. She then publicly endorsed Democratic President Joe Biden.
In a follow-up interview Sunday on MSNBC, Troye characterized members of the previous administration as being sloppy with classified documents.
'I'm gonna tell you, look, it is a known thing. People would carry documents around, especially political appointees, around and traditionally you would put it in a pouch and you would secure it and you would lock the pouch and then carry it,' she said. 'That's not what was the norm in the White House.'
Former Trump staffer Olivia Troye recalled finding classified documents left in the women's room of a bathroom in the White House complex during her time working under Vice President Mike Pence
'And I do think that there were numerous situations where you would see this kind of behavior,' she added.
She said the bathroom incident left her
