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Positioned to argue there is no case he shouldnt be charged. the only real chance they have to stop a charge because of the special counsel regulations is to say that the justice department acted inappropriately. it is a much higher bar to reach, and it doesnt seem so far as if they were very successful yesterday. >> is there anything about that reporting that surprises you, andrew, or is this what you would expect from a team of trump lawyers? >> it is the latter and just to build on what devli...

Manhattan brag case where the state does that as well. so those are all signs that were going to be seeing charges, but as ken noted, it is not clear exactly where they will be and it is not exactly clear if anyone else in addition to donald trump will be charged, and if so, where. >> well, devlin, can i say i watched you and you were nodding along with both of these guys, so obviously you agree with what they say. you had a lot of your own reporting. lets talk specifically about what we know, w...

And say, oh, wait a second, they didnt follow these rules it would really only be merrick garland who would have that ability or, you know, somebody reporting to him and as devlin said, it is extremely unlikely that that is going to be anything that they can hang their hat on. so, again, i think this is relatively -- something that happens, you hear them out, but this is standard practice, but before a charge is brought. >> even before all this new reporting came out and im convinced that neithe...

The Justice Department has declined to pursue charges against former Vice President Mike Pence in its investigation into his retention of classified documents at his home in Indiana, officials said Friday.

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Mar-a-lago. the "washington post" is reporting that two of trumps employees moved papers before the fbi came to his home to retrieve those documents, something the post says the investigators view as suspicious and possible evidence of obstruction. joining me now is devlin barrett who co-wrote this article, and also with us, is lisa ruben. theres a lot here, first, tell us what is at the heart of this new reporting about these papers being moved and when. >> so, first of all, its important to no...

Joyce Vance, former U.S. attorney, and Devlin Barrett, national security reporter for The Washington Post, talk with Alex Wagner about indications that…