donald trump backing up jack smith. make of that what you will. it's part of the key to the case because as we have been showing you, the first archive requests for made in 2021278 doj search came over a year later when trump returned some documents. doj claims the missing documents and the subpoena, and then as we've shown you trump gave more back. what you see is trump giving back 38 documents and falsely saying those were all requested documents but he hid the others. months after this, trump lied about having others. dare doj to respond what looked like a provocation. doj responded. they searched and found this jackpot, 102 documents that trump was hiding. the discovered documents proved, as far as jack smith was concerned, that trump was lie about returning all the documents and, that led to these charges. by holding the documents, donald trump very clearly set off the
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employed down at mar-a-lago who spoke to a grand jury about this west palm beach storage unit, where they ultimately, this outside firm found two classified documents. isn't that enough to get a search warrant at this point to have the doj search that west palm beach storage unit, rather than this other outside firm? >> it could be, there would have to be probable cause that documents are in that storage locker. it may simply be they identify, you know, there is a storage locker. maybe it isn't there. he keeps stuff in there. stuff came from the white house. it really would have to be, you know, some evidence, reasonable grounds to believe that classified documents are there. my guess is, the justice department is working very hard to develop probable cause to get into all of these places. there's been some reporting they've been interviewing witnesses and asking witnesses the grand jury questions whether they ever saw donald trump with documents. there was even questions of he would look at around his plain from time to time, sift through documents while he was on the plane. did that mean that those documents got brought to
trump down mar-a-lago who spoke to a grand jury about this west palm beach storage unit, where they ultimately, this outside firm found two classified documents. isn't that enough to get a search warrant at this point to have the doj search that west palm beach storage unit, rather than as other outside firm? >> it could be, there would have to be probable cause that documents are in that storage locker. it may simply be they identify, you know, there is a storage locker. maybe it isn't there. he keeps stuff in there. stuff came from the white house. it really would have to be, you know, some evidence, reasonable grounds to believe that classified documents are there. my guess is, the justice department is working very hard to develop probable cause to get into all of these places. there's been some reporting they've been interviewing witnesses and asking witnesses la grange a questions whether they ever saw donald trump with documents. there was even questions of he would look at around his lane time to time, sift through
about. but they have to be a little more precise than that. so for example, in the mar-a-lago case, there was evidence from the valet and what the documents removed, et cetera. they really need a witness like that to say, i think the documents are -- >> but don't they, i mean, don't they sort of have that it sounds like they have a current trump staffer and his wife both employed by president trump employed down at mar-a-lago who spoke to a grand jury about this west palm beach storage unit, where they ultimately, this outside firm found two classified documents. isn't that enough to get a search warrant at this point to have the doj search that west palm beach storage unit, rather than this other outside firm?
victims to discuss your case now, eight hundred nine zero one five nine nine seven . governme government, the elected peopleol have all the power because obviously they were elected. te they speak for the population.i. so in the executive branch off government, the president has the final say because he's the elected one there. all the bureaucrats work for him.becaus they have to obey him because he speaks for the population, 'h the country. an so in the federal government,esn the president has the constitutional authority to declassify whatever he wantst c they don't have to followby procedures set by congress, separation of powers, supreme sepad this back in nineteen eighty eight , but we learned today from the doj search for an affidavit the fbio is looking into the quote, unauthorized possession of documents at mar a lago under the espionage act.