The National Archives confirmed some of the Trump White House records were ripped up and then taped back together.

Turns out that was quite a common practice and the White House staff even implemented a protocol that would involve aides going in behind Trump to grab all the ripped-up paper he left behind.

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Donald Trump’s reported habit of tearing up documents is now confirmed by the National Archives, which sent ripped presidential papers to the January 6 House select committee. Trump has a ...

The agency did not explain how officials know former President Donald Trump himself ripped up the records, but the Archives pointed to previous reporting that White House records management staff ...

Video surfaced Wednesday appearing to show House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif, testing and pre-ripping paper during President Trump's State of the Union address before she would later rip it up ...

Trump documents were torn up, taped together before reaching Jan. 6 committee National Archives says docs Trump tried to block included "records that had been torn up by former President Trump" ...

Trump Had a Habit of Ripping Up Presidential Documents — Like Those Sent to Jan. 6 Investigators Donald Trump has a longstanding habit of destroying files, preferring to tear them up once ...

Some of those ripped-up and reconstructed documents were reportedly among the more than 700 pages turned over to lawmakers investigating the Jan. 6 Capitol riots, The Washington Post reported.

Top tips for ripping up paper with toddlers You can choose different items to rip up together such as used paper, old cereal boxes, newspapers and used paper bags.

Some Trump White House documents preserved by the National Archives were ripped up by the former president and had to be taped back together by government officials, the records agency said ...

President Donald Trump ripped apart documents that needed to be preserved so often the White House had administration employees whose jobs were to glue them back together again. Solomon Lartey, 54 ...