A claim by a former CIA officer about Trump attempting to use nuclear codes remains unverified, sparking discussions on presidential authority and nuclear launch procedures.

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Unverified claims alleging President Donald Trump attempted to access “nuclear codes” during a White House meeting on Iran ...

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A viral claim began circulating this week that Donald Trump was denied access to nuclear codes during an emergency White ...

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A dramatic claim is doing the rounds online, suggesting that Donald Trump attempted to use nuclear codes against Iran, only ...