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Government with the location of these documents. >> im a dance mom, so dress rehearsal is something very different to me. i want to come back on obstruction. the reporting would bolster this, and "the washington post" reports, quote, people familiar with the situation said smiths team believes it has uncovered a handful of distinct episodes of destructionest conduct. that stuck out to me, episodes. >> ill just say if youre a dance moms fan abbey lee miller did have a case brought against her for...

Trumps body men moved the boxes of documents back into the storage room before trump lawyer evan corcoran conducted his own search of the room that day. so trump ordered his employees to move boxes of documents back into a storage room before his own lawyer, evan corcoran, conducted a search. and later that same day corcoran called the doj and told him it was fine to swing on by. the following day doj officials came to pick up documents. the signed attestation signed by corcoran confirming to th...

Moved before he had his lawyer searched the room, and him trying to trick his own lawyers. the scale, the sheer amount of classified documents trump had, the thing that makes trumps documents investigation such a stark contrast from president bidens, or even vice president pences investigations? is the appearance of obstruction. all signs indicate that biden and pence immediately, and fully, cooperate with authorities after being informed that classified documents in their possession. the same s...

Moving of boxes evidence of trump trying not to give these documents back? ordering these boxes moved before he had his lawyer searched the room and trying to trick his own lawyers. the thing that makes trumps documents investigation such a stark contrast from president bidens and even president pences investigations is the appearance of obstruction. all signs indicate that biden and pence immediately and fully cooperated with authorities after being informed they had classified documents in the...

The race is on. run for the holiday weekend, but not before we tell you how jammed the roads and skies are. new data just released on crowded airports. a dress rehearsal for obstruction. a new report says mar-a-lago employees moved boxes of papers the day before the fbi searched trumps home for classified documents, and they allegedly held a practice session weeks before. what the fbi is now investigating. and the terrifying moments captured on camera after a passenger opens an emergency exi...

Have mail fraud here and its not sexy but it has teeth. but obstruction is still a federal crime and it sticks. >> and its part and parcel of having a complete disregard for democracy. im struck by this idea of the retention of documents, the obstruction piece of this but also this idea he potentially the documents out, was sharing them with other people. how does that factor in legally? >> its a separate violation. the espionage act under 18usc e of that statute basically prohibits sharing the ...

Now, it was an airbus plane, we have just had a statement from airbus saying, quote, we are looking into circumstances of this incident. aircraft doors can usually only be opened upon touchdown. so it is a terrifying end to a very short flight for these passengers and some very important questions waiting to be answered. rahel? >> certainly important questions. paula, thank you. john, as good a reminder as any to keep your seat belt on. >> totally scary stuff there. new reporting this morning ...

Was a former president that had these documents and, therefore, the status of them remains a very open question at this point legally speaking. >> the status of them does remain a separate question but that might -- an important question but might be a separate question here. if you know that people are coming to serve a subpoena or execute i should say a subpoena on one day and then you move stuff the day before, that could be problematic because? >> sure. and that absolutely could be the basis...

At least tells us that he was giving this information out to some selected people for some selected reasons. id want to dig in on that. >> there is a crime of mishandling classified document, showing them to people, random people, in your office that seems to be mishandling. them. >> yeah, its important to understand, theyre sort of two buckets of primes here. there are several statutes that cover mishandling, destroying, stealing. classified or sensitive documents. and if you take them, knowing...

>> it is. it was a critical time. it was a time when donald trump and all of people working for him needed to turn over all of the documents with classified markings back to the federal government. there was a subpoena for them. and june 3rd was the day that the fbi came down to mar-a-lago and collected what an attorney for donald trump has found. this "washington post" reporting is saying that two of donald trumps employees were moving boxes that showed that they were being moved into a storage...