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Clay higgins on the other. i do wonder about the sort of national security apparatus, particularly in congress. and what you get from sort of the intelligence committee, what you get from the folks on foreign affairs and defense. once these facts are laid out what do you think you will see? >> i think its important to zoom in on it and again you go back to the indictment, you go back to the description of the documents that are being charged. the classification markings on those documents and no...

Photos you were just showing speak to the level of detail in this indictment where prosecutors are accusing the former president of not only retaining highly sensitive documents that after leaving office that he was not supposed to keep, but then resisting when the government tried to get those documents back. now, 31 of the 37 counts laid out in this indictment related to trump are about retaining whats known as national defense information. the indictment lays out very clearly what this means,...

>> i hear them. >> no protesters. but, we will keep you posted along the way as we see that. but so far, we have not katie. >> candidly. i thank you for getting started early this morning. live from the courthouse in miami florida. joining me now for more in-depth conversation is bradley moss, national security attorney and charles coleman journey -- and former brooklyn prosecutor. listen, gentlemen, having both of you this morning, actually right now, just charles, but charles, im more than hap...

Details in the 49-page indictment of the former president trump -- allegations that classified documents contained information on u.s. nuclear programs. defensive weapon capabilities, that both the u.s. and foreign countries, potential military vulnerabilities, and plans for a possible retaliation in response to a foreign attack. but its some of the visual aspects of the indictment the washington post highlighted it in and out oriole starting house it -- were stored at mar-a-lago. the editorial ...

And that they believe donald trump not only retained sensitive documents that he was not supposed to have in the first place, but why he also obstructed government efforts to recover those documents when the fbi and the justice department asked for them back. now, these documents, the first 31 counts of this 37-count indictment deal with what is called retention of national defense information. in the case of donald trump and the box of documents found at mar-a-lago that includes information abo...

Fbi executed that search warrant at mar-a-lago and ultimately found hundreds more documents with these classified markings. that ultimately brings us to this week with the former president being indicted and the prosecutors explaining in this 40-plus-page indictment with those photos and text messages just exactly how we got to where we are today. >> pretty extraordinary. c i want to bring in jamil jaffer. great to see you. this indictment goes into stunning detail about these documents, allegin...

I want to read you from the indictment -- the classified documents trump stored in his boxes included information regarding defense weapons capabilities about the united states and foreign countries. united states nuclear programs, potential vulnerabilities of the united states and its allies to military attack, and plans for possible retaliation in response to a foreign attack. it seems to me, listening to jack smith and having read this indictment, that the emphasis here is on americas nationa...

Systems are fallible. they are not purveyors of the truth, they are not omnipotent, they are not gods, right? they are just as good as the training, data and as it turns out, you can already see with chatgpt, they have this propensity to lie, to hallucinate, to make some stuff up. they are not infallible. by giving these machines undue sentience or capabilities, i think we are actually stripping away our own agency, and that is that these systems are still very much in the control of organisatio...

Nuclear capabilities of a foreign country. photographs included in the indictment showed boxes stored in a bathroom, a shower, a ballroom, all at mar-a-lago. one photo was a rorschach test. to some it was the epitome of lax handling of government property. to the former president, it was something else. the box on the floor which was opened, said trump, who opened it, clearly shows there were no documents but rather newspapers, personal pictures, et cetera. witch hunt. two questions linger. why ...

Months. today, trump is heading the campaign trail, making stops in georgia and north carolina, where hell get his first public speeches since being federally indicted. the former president hit with a 37 count indictment for the special counsels office, accusing trump of breaking seven different laws, including 31 counts of willful retention of national defense information. heres a look at the types of documents found at mar-a-lago, related -- briefings, military and nuclear capabilities of fore...