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Control of the presidents files and records immediately." >> is this a clear-cut case do you think, elliott? >> on this point, yes. its not only that. its on inauguration day the moment the next president is sworn in, all of the files wherever they are in the world, not even just in the united states, immediately become the property of the national archives and records administration. its just a fact. its not something that you can wish away out of existence. and then beyond that point sort of -...

Electors submit their votes. and how do you buy time it? was essentially january 6th. fast forward to mar-a-lago and the cases around that. it is a president who is -- who threatens our peace as a nation. that may not be violence as we often think about it, but its also a piece of it. i think we shouldnt get used to that to the extent thats part of our discourse. >> you make such an important pointing the seriousness of the january 6th investigations, both the one in georgia and the other one th...

Unclear, but what is clear is that trumps attorneys went and looked for this document because they knew prosecutors were looking for it, but they werent able to find it to turn it over to them. that comes after they had turned over 15 boxes in the first tranche that was sent back. that comes after the search warrant happened and they took hundreds of documents then. they still were unable to find this document, specifically, which we know had been taken to bedminster or we believe had been taken...

Anderson, you cant overstate the significance here. to be clear, they have evidence to work with. weve seen investigations out of this. this evidence could be really impactful. as paula stated, it obliterates many of the defenses that he has launched over the last few months. conclusively establishes not only takes unclassified classified information, but also that he knew he had classified in information, and he knew it was classified and he was limited in how he could handle it or distribute i...

As far as evidence goes, it is very very powerful. >> general hertling, you have been involved in pentagon war planning. you know how classified documents like this are supposed to be handled. i dont know the contents of this document, but if its about potential u.s. plans, what an invasion of iran would look like, it seems like it would be pretty important material. what do you make of what the former president allegedly did here? >> it seems pretty important. what andrew and elliott can talk a...

But the interesting thing to me here is there are other witnesses, potentially, you can imagine a trial scenario and which every person in that room testifies at some point. for instance, the authors of mark meadows memoir, who were listening to this display will be able to say, what was in his hand at the moment he was saying this? you hear the stories in the background. it sounds like somebody is moving a piece of paper. did you see the president doing something at that point? what did you ass...

Last night talking about how someone who even has the entitlement to the information is showing it to other people or being cavalier with it, it is just generally poor form. some of that may not be able to be brought into court. some of these political questions are national security questions. what matters is do you know it is a document or not. so there are legal questions, but also as citizens of a country how is our information being secured. that is certainly not specifically a legal questi...

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