including: permanent supportive housing, tiny homes communities, project roomkey supportive hotel units. and intensive mental health and addiction treatment. in short, 27 means getting people off the streets and into housing. yes on 27. the reason for the department of justice filing that we have been going through tonight was substantively to make an argument responding to the request for a special master made by donald trump legal team, should someone be appointed by the court to look over the documents seized by mar-a-lago earlier this month or not. what the doj said in the filing goes beyond that. it took the opportunity to make an argument that the ex president potentially violated several serious loss. it is an argument and that advances well past and we have seen before. new facts and citations, all of which come right up to the edge of saying, this guy committed crimes. here to talk to what we learned at the legal ramifications of
central tenet of the rule of law is that we don t do our investigations in public. this is the most wide ranging investigation and the most important investigation that the justice department has ever entered into. we have done so because this represents the effort to up and a legitimate election, transfer of power from one administration to another, because at the fundamental cuts at the fundamental america democracy. we had to get in this fight. could be clear, garland is talking about the department of justice s investigation into january six. don t forget about that, there is still a grand jury in d.c. that has popped to a bunch of trump world lawyers. the procedure he outlines it depends there, we don t investigate public, plus across the board, is certainly applies in this case. the department of justice did not put out a press release saying, we are at mar-a-lago today, we are looking at the president stuff. no, donald trump did not, right?
the way through. beyond the photo we showed you earlier, that we will spend more time on, in the filing, the doj reveals some of what to know about donald trump s team s efforts to hundred their investigation. they allege in june, his lawyer, quote, explicitly prohibited government personnel from opening or looking inside any of the boxes that remained in the storage room of mar-a-lago, given no opportunity for the government to confirm the remember, this is in june when they are trying to basically be like, can we resolve this? can you give us the documents? no, can t look at their, don t look under. okay, then during the search earlier this month, the fbi in a matter of hours recovered twice as many documents with classification markings as the, quote, diligent search, the former presidents counsel and the representatives had weeks to perform. they go on to say, quote, have developed evidence that government records were likely concealed and removed from the storm, the efforts were
maga world has tried from the first moment, right, when trump announced to the world that they are searching mar-a-lago to take advantage of the doj correct policy of silence, filling the vacuum with 1 million ridiculous, contradictory excuses that we now know to be all lies. this sounds more like a bookkeeping issue then it is a national security threat, which means it does not rise to the level of justifying rating the former president s home. they just don t give a flying flip about how politicized they look, which is terrifying. the rule of law, like the gestapo. yeah, it feels that way. trump s a moment no guy. you have seen is that s office, there is a lot of clutter and memorabilia. do i know that the boxes of material that took from mar-a-lago that they won t put sending boxes to entrap him? how do we know they will be honest with us about what is actually in the boxes? how do you know that was in the box before a left the residents? with the fbi is probably doing
over again. as the washington post notes, governor reeves and other officials have repeatedly oppose efforts to fund water treatment operates. it s worth noting what republicans have been up to with tate reeves signing a bill banning critical race theory earlier this year, saying the state will move full state ahead on coney abortion should restrictions. a, priorities, that is tonight s read out. all in with chris hayes starts right now. read out tonight on all in he department of justice drops were a month to a legal nuclear bomb on the ex president because he asked them to. they asked for the justice department to punch them in the face, and that is what the justice department it. tonight, george conway on the studding doj filing and classified documents from the desk of donald trump. and then a pixel by pixel at the section of that incredible photo and trove of evidence spread out on the mar-a-lago rug.