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Thats not secured. regardless of any mistakes, misunderstanding, regardless of whether its credible or not, there is a line that was drawn in june, and then what we have is 14 lines of redactions. something changed. there was some material additional evidence, some action, i think, thats the basis for obstruction, that changed, and thats really the driving factor, in my opinion, on why were even seeing a criminal search warrant used in the investigation. >> so, say more. i mean, obstruction is t...

The just-released document shows that 184 classified documents were taken from Mar-a-Lago in a previous search of the former president Trumps home.

By Rebecca Shabad, Ryan J. Reilly and Ken Dilanian WASHINGTON — A redacted copy of the FBI affidavit used to justify the search of former President Donald Trumps Mar-a-Lago estate was unsealed

14 of them had classified materials in them, and we know theres more. take me inside what that looks like. >> i think "alarm" is the right word, and actually, part of the reason we know that, in fact, there was an alarm is because, based on this search warrant, we know that it was approximately may 16th when the fbi began reviewing these 184 classified documents from the archives, and just two weeks later, the department of justice was at mar-a-lago, on june 3rd, the reporting is that the chief ...

Trump's motion seeks a special master to review the documents Former President Trump and his legal team filed a motion Monday evening seeking an independent review of the records seized by the FBI during its "unprecedented" and "unnecessary" raid...

President Biden signed off to have the FBI examine hundreds of pages of classified documents that former President Trump turned over to the National Archives.

U.S. government officials have not presented sufficient evidence to keep a key document related to the search warrant executed at ...

The DOJ had asked Magistrate Judge Bruce Reinhart not to unseal the affidavit, arguing that it could compromise the probe involving Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home.

The government’s filing underscored the unprecedented character of the crisis of the American political system, which shows no signs of abating.

A federal jury last week convicted a former Twitter manager who lived in Walnut Creek of selling users private information to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.