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Unique classified documents including 67 documents marked confidential, 92 mark secret, these all included information on at least one confidential human source overseas. not only could our flow of intelligence potentially be at risk peoples lives could be put in danger. we learned today that the director of national intelligence, avril haines, will assess the potential risk to national security that could come from the disclosure of these documents now lets be clear, you know, an affidavit is n...

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The gangster word for telling the truth. he did the same thing with roger stone. with michael flynn. donald trump did that while he was president of the united states, because he knew he had an attorney general who would protect him against charges of obstruction of justice. tonight, donald trump is under investigation by attorney general, merrick garland, specifically for obstruction of justice, among other things. that is how donald trumps life has changed. that is how it has become pure miser...

Materials that are over and done with. we could see those as well. >> could we learn more about the actual documents themselves? >> absolutely. remember, 15 boxes were obtained by archives and there was a subpoena that doj used to get other documents. we have no sense of whats in those documents yet, but they could well be described in the affidavit. if so, they may not even be redacted so we may learn that as well. >> if theres anything that we see suggesting that people lied, he said that coul...

Highly classified including special access programs which means only a small number of people in the government could see them because this information could get people killed. so theyre on notice that they have material that was that dangerous and i think that makes -- that complicates any defense that well we -- we were entitled to this stuff. >> neal, is the intent, i didnt know i was doing something wrong argument, is that compelling in a courtroom in this case? not only because there was so...

Reactions were they fear that if a witness was made public, they could be intimidated or threatened. so the curtain has been pulled back ever so slightly on this investigation, which has clearly —— is clearly a criminal investigation involving classified material, but we wont know the strategies or the scope of the investigation. all of that was redacted as well because thejustice department didnt want to give a road map to potential obstruction of this investigation. the road map to potenti...

Obviously, but i am expecting sections people are most interested in, what is the actual evidence they have? whos talking in the trump camp to them that told them these documents were still there and where to find them? were not going to see that. its going to be blacked out. i expect we will see a lengthy discussion of what we already know but with perhaps greater detail. the back and forth of the governments attempt to get these documents, you know, theres been leaking of certain letters showi...

Searched because they were occupied by third parties. i think another outstanding question here is whether the government actually got everything back given this long series of efforts of obstruction on behalf of the former president. >> phil, help us understand the sensitivity of these top-secret documents that were intermixed with the newspaper articles and notes. we discussed hcs, human intelligence control systems that refers to actual foreign spies, but also documents noted no form, which m...

Look, theres -- i want to piggyback on something ken referenced. there are witnesses in this case, clearly. when we see in this released document that there is probable cause to believe that evidence of obstruction is in mar-a-lago and theyll find evidence of obstruction if theyre permitted to search mar-a-lago, somehow they believe that somethings been altered, destroyed, and they need to get in there and find that evidence. and then, secondly, probable cause to believe that national defense in...

Probable cause to believe that additional documents have contained classified national defense information or that are presidential records subject to record retention requirements currently remain at the premise. and this is snichignificant. there is also evidence to believe that obstruction will be founding at the premises. this is why the fbi believed they had to take this extraordinary step was that they believed they could find evidence of obstruction not just the storage of classified info...