Former Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton trolled Donald Trump this week, saying the sale of a "restricted version" hat with the phrases "however her emails" written on it after reviews that the previous president allegedly took categorized and "high secret" paperwork from the White Home to his house in Florida.

Talking to CNN on Thursday, New York Occasions journalist Maggie Haberman reported that White Home sources had stated bathrooms had been usually "clogged" with paperwork Trump didn't like. Different journalists have corroborated Haberman's reporting. Jennifer Jacobs, who covers the White Home for Bloomberg, advised Enterprise Insider the story was "100% correct." Trump has denied the reviews and stated the problem relating to the paperwork he took from the White Home was "no large deal."

Clinton addressed the problem on Twitter Friday.

"Simply in time for Galentine's Day, and the information that Trump was flushing paperwork down White Home bathrooms... A restricted version hat is within the @onwardtogether retailer now," Clinton tweeted, mocking the information. The previous secretary of state and former senator for New York included an edited picture of herself sporting the black cap with pink letters studying, "however her emails." The worth of the hat is $30.

Through the 2016 presidential marketing campaign, Trump ceaselessly attacked Clinton over dealing with of categorized data. The FBI investigated the previous secretary of state over a non-public server she used throughout her tenure on the State Division, figuring out that categorized emails had been despatched and stored there. Whereas the FBI strongly criticized Clinton's dealing with of the data, they decided it didn't quantity to legal exercise.

Regardless, Trump repeatedly attacked Clinton over the e-mail scandal even after he was elected president. Trump beat Clinton within the Electoral School in 2016, though the previous Democratic presidential hopeful gained almost 3 million extra votes than Trump within the standard vote.

The New York Occasions first reported on Wednesday that Trump allegedly took categorized paperwork when he departed from the White Home in January 2021. Then on Thursday night, The Washington Publish reported that paperwork categorized as "high secret" had been amongst these taken by the previous president.

In a prolonged Thursday assertion, Trump downplayed the reviews in regards to the categorized paperwork he had taken. He additionally rejected Haberman's allegation that he had flushed paperwork down White Home bathrooms.

"Following collaborative and respectful discussions, the Nationwide Archives and Information Administration (NARA) overtly and willingly organized with President Trump for the transport of containers that contained letters, information, newspapers, magazines and varied articles," the previous president stated.

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Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton took a shot at former President Donald Trump with a "however her emails" hat after tales surfaced of Trump allegedly flushing paperwork down White Home bathrooms surfaced this week. Pictured, Clinton at Queens College on September 24, 2021 in Belfast, Northern Eire.Charles McQuillan/Getty Pictures

"The papers got simply and with out battle and on a really pleasant foundation, which is totally different from the accounts being drawn up by the Pretend Information Media," he continued. "In actual fact, it was seen as routine and 'no large deal.' Really, I've been advised I used to be underneath no obligation to offer this materials based mostly on varied authorized rulings which were made over time. Crooked Hillary Clinton, for instance, deleted and acid washed 32,000 emails and by no means gave that to the federal government."

"One other pretend story, that I flushed papers and paperwork down a White Home bathroom, is categorically unfaithful and easily made up by a reporter," Trump added.

Newsweek reached out to Trump's press workplace for additional remark however didn't instantly obtain a response.