National Archives 'most often asked about' Trump's 'hurricane map' amid search for presidential docs

The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) “most often asked about” Donald Trump's doctored map of Hurricane Dorian while seeking presidential records from the ex-commander in chief after he left office, according to unclassified FBI files and emails revealed in Monday court filings.

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