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>> this is a clerical error. what do you make of these set of facts as presented in the indictment to that point. >> well, a lot of people have said this already on the panel. i mean, indictments and legal documents can be very sleep inducing. this is not. part of it is because it tells the story of exactly what you are talking about, chris. its not just about the overarching, you know, this included information regarding defense and weapons capabilities. wow, thats eye-popping on the second pag...

Federal charges against a us president. and it comes as trump is currently the front—runner to be the republican nominee for the 2024 presidential election. todays indictment is for 37 counts involving classified documents. it alleges he kept the files at his florida estate and lied to investigators. trump is also accused of obstructing the investigation into the handling of the documents. he has denied any wrong doing. one of trumps personal aides, walt nauter, is also facing charges, accused...

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Day. joining us with much more insight right now, evan perez. evan, what stands out to you the most in this indictment? >> well, i think the thing that stands out the most, jake, is the fact that, you know, prosecutors portray the former president as someone whos just reckless in his handling of the nations most closely guarded secrets, things that require special handling. and you know, we were talking about top secret documents, things that are special access programs that require special hand...

Cant be trusted because we have not yet seen the documents. weve seen a lit but not the documents. will the jury ever see them because theyre classified. >> the classification itself is sort of, per se, establishes that this is sensitive information, right? i wouldnt even consider what ric grenell said a truly substantive rebuttal so much as it is casting doubt generally, oh e. well, they should never have been classified in the first place. who the hell are you in the position to make that dete...

Indictment, intelligence that involves defense and weapons capabilities, as well as an other countries, nuclear programs and possible plans of attack in retaliation, documents that the former president had and just sitting around in the bathroom and ballroom, bedroom and office, what you make of it? >> a lifetime career professional in intelligence, it represents appalling recklessness, to treat documents of the sensitivity and the potential damage that they could accrue if exposed, is remarkabl...

Have been shocked too at how easy this potentially was. >> words that arent used explicitly in the indictment but sort of lurk behind the scenes are that the defendant knew information that could reasonably be expected to hurt or harm the defense interests of the united states, thats a paraphrase of it a little bit. by running through and identifying the nature of the documents and also by identifying how they were spilled and mishandled in the way that john talks about, you really see how the i...

Former director of national intelligence, james clapper, whos here in studio. there are some really serious national security issues. the last time we spoke, we didnt have this level of detail that we have now in the documents. theyre talking about here in the indictment intelligence that involves defense and weapons capabilities of the united states, as well as other countries, our nuclear programs, possible plans of attack and retaliation. these were documents that the former president had jus...

The defense might want to make their case. all in all a stunning document at the end of the a stunning day. joining us with much more insight right now, evan perez. evan, what stands out to you the most in this indictment? >> well, i think the thing that stands out the most, jake, is the fact that, you know, prosecutors portray the former president as someone whos just reckless in his handling of the nations most closely guarded secrets, things that require special handling. and you know, we wer...

It could recently be expected to hurt or harm the defense interests of the united states, a paraphrase, by running through and identifying the nature the documents and how they were spilled in the way that john talks about, you really see how the indictment subtracts language of federal law it makes that is not just obstruction but can also be used to harm america. >> the sum that what was in there and information regarding defense and weapons capabilities of the u.s. and foreign countries, and ...