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To possible witness intimidation, to questionable defense arguments. 100 questions for and Andrew Weissmann. And later, served as an Impeachment Manager and on the january Six Committee. Congressman jamie raskin joins me live to discuss his reactions to the charges and what she is watching for next. For the third time informants, the former president of the United States has been indicted, arrested, and arraigned. Lets face, that we have become oddly familiar with how this all goes. There is the...

ndnu prepares you for careers in classes start year-round. advance your career at ndnu dot edu today. msnbc world headquarters in new york. welcome to the new report. we begin with new developments in the mar-a-lago search. this is from the doj. they talk about what could happen if surveillance video of the fbi search of mar-a-lago gets released. the doj officials say that the department would hope that caution and carry would be used by anyone with access to that footage. last hour, f...

information, when the justice department clearly thinks he should. and also following the latest on a stabbing attack on famed author salman rusty that has been fighting for his life. and the latest on the texas governors besting of migrants to the northeast. why some say hes easing them as political pawns, a live report on that, coming up. but were going to give you details on that search at mar-a-lago. its been less than 24 hours since a federal judge and see the details on that warr...

That is the fourth amendment. >> usually this is a thing that we are not so privy to. in this case, we are privy to everything. brian, let me ask you, when you hear potential obstruction with respect to these classified documents, what does that tell you from a national security perspective? >> again, im going to go back towards this. it is hard to figure this out right now. the instruction charge can go in different directions. previous guests were seeing that as well. i look at it, i want to a...

The rosenbergs, for which they were put to death for selling secrets to the soviets. it also -- the punishment is still serious, ten years, but not likely death. it can be violated for something as simple as possessing documents that youre not authorized to have, when you are aware that the contents could either injure the united states or help a foreign adversary. thats based on the nature of the documents themselves. serious crime, we dont know yet, whether the investigation will continue, but...

Obstruction of justice charge is invalid. but he went on to try to discredit comey saying hes really not a reliable witness, nobody they can count on. its clear that obstruction of justice was on the minds of president trumps lawyers that were interested in doing away were scuttling the part of the investigation. >> im interested in the second piece, the part to try to discredit james comey. you had the memo used as the pretext to fire him. is it your reporting that theyre going to drag in the r...