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FBI agents and Justice Department prosecutors flipped back and forth for months on the best strategy to retrieve classified documents from former President Donald Trump, ultimately leading to a high-profile

Months before the raid, the Justice Department and FBI argued over the manner in which a raid should be conducted on Mar-a-Lago.

Each of the two gave roughly three hours of testimony before the panel investigating Trumps handling of the sensitive records.

Classified documents from President Joe Bidens vice presidency reportedly surfaced at a Biden-aligned think tank and triggered an investigation from the Justice Department.

The Justice Department is reportedly increasing pressure on key witnesses in the investigation into former President Donald Trumps handling of documents after leaving office.

Special master Judge Raymond Dearie voiced frustration over the lack of information he has received from former President Donald Trumps legal team during a conference call Tuesday.

An employee at Mar-a-Lago reportedly told federal investigators that former President Donald Trump gave a directive to move boxes to his residency in the run-up to the FBI raid in August.

Trump lawyer Christina Bobb, a key player in the Mar-a-Lago document debacle, reportedly met with federal investigators in recent days.

The National Archives and Records Administration criticized former President Donald Trumps recent claims about his predecessors handling of documents as "false and misleading."

Nestled in the trove of documents snatched from Mar-a-Lago in August was a slew of personal materials, such as healthcare documents, tax forms, retainer agreements for lawyers, and more, according to a report.