Donald Trump was caught with stolen nuclear secrets. So what happens next?

Following up on earlier reports that among the documents that Donald Trump stole from the White House and carried off to Mar-a-Lago were some related to nuclear weapons, The Washington Post reported on Tuesday evening that Trump’s haul included details about the military of an unidentified foreign nation, including information on its nuclear capabilities.

It was already known that among the documents recovered from Trump’s Florida country club were 103 classified documents, some of which were classified beyond “TOP SECRET.” However, this new information makes it clear that Trump walked away with the United States’ most valuable, most dangerous secrets, and refused to give them back.

Donald Trump illegally took some of the government’s secret documents. He refused to return them to the National Archives upon request. After a year, he handed over a portion of what he had taken but refused to give back the rest. After the Department of Justice and FBI became involved, Trump handed over another small set of documents, and his attorney signed a statement saying that there were no more classified documents at Mar-a-Lago. But Trump did have more classified documents. The most-highly classified documents. He had many of them right in his office, where there was no security.

The United States has to assume that everything Trump held—human intelligence, satellite intelligence, and reports on the nuclear capabilities of some undisclosed nation—were all compromised. The cost to the nation, and the threat to the world, represented by this collapse in security is tremendous.

Now … what happens to Trump?