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Be in some very serious trouble for obstruction of justice. now, you had to shut that they knew what was happening, so it is at the dealers or the person who provided information to the lawyers, which is donald himself. the fact that they found classified documents in his personal office next to his passport suggests to me that donald trump himself of some very serious legal problems here. >> the new york times saying that trumps lawyers may become witnesses or targets in this investigation, whi...

Passport suggests to me that donald trump himself of some very serious legal problems here. >> the new york times saying that trumps lawyers may become witnesses or targets in this investigation, which is not really what you want to hear about when you are in the middle of an ongoing investigation and you are donald trump. >> yeah, an interesting part of this happened in the paul manafort case, where he was charged -- his lawyer had made representations about registering as foreign agents, sayin...

Documents being moved and not being fully shared to comply with the legal subpoena they believed that representations were not made that were fully truthful to the justice department they noted that in the search in the search of the property they recovered twice as many classified documents as the trump team said they had and the trump team had weeks and weeks to go through the documents to comply with the subpoena. so i think raises very serious concerns about obstruction of justice, about jus...

Involved in searching. he has a different lawyer now that we expect to be more heavily involved. the trump argument that hes been making all along that they could have had these documents if i asked, we were being cooperative is hogwash, according to his filings. theyre saying that, you know, they asked for the documents repeatedly. they subpoenaed for the documents. they were told they got all the documents and they found more than a hundred new classified documents after trumps lawyers had sai...

Office, i think thats really telling. gives us a sense of where they might go. the other thing is knowledge and intent. we keep talking about prosecutors would have to show donald trump knew what was in these documents, had criminal intent. the documents were not played out on the floor but they couldnt be any more clearly marked, yellow and red, all caps, secret, top secret. >> those are big bold colors that cant be missed. >> yes. >> as an appendix they included a letter signed by a lawyer for...

Teams representations that they had handed over everything. we dont have to second-guess it. it ends up being true. we then go, in fbi goes in with a search warrant, and finds twice as much stuff as they anticipated because of either misrepresentations, lack of knowledge, or obstruction of justice by trump or his lawyers about what was still at mar-a-lago after that initial series of conversations in which some of the information was given back. in many ways this picture, i know we have shown it...

Special access program that i had to be polygraphed to get read into and i had to get polygraphed to get read out of. >> glenn, are there legal repercussions, trump, and maybe even his legal team will need to worry about? and i have the document here. you know, one of the things that it mentions, and ill read it to you. it says, notwithstanding counsels representation on june 3rd that materials from the white house were only located in the storage room, classified documents were found in both th...

For england and wales, we should say, they dont cover police scotland, or the police service of northern ireland, although obviously they will have their own procedures. they have said concerned that this lumps journalists in with others and that it equates journalists to the kind of corruption that they themselves, the journalists, of corruption that they themselves, thejournalists, would of corruption that they themselves, the journalists, would want to root out. the college of policing say wi...

Now the college of policing say that they will listen to representations that the media have and that they are working with the national police chiefs�* council. but there is one thing thats fairly certain, i think whats indisputable is, there is historical tension between media, who scrutinise power and policing, who obviously do the job they do, sometimes in difficult circumstances, of course. police believe a teenage boy who died after collapsing at the leeds festival had taken ecstasy. the...

Representations. but the reason -- the affidavit is currency to a defense lawyer. it shows whether they can make the argument that material facts were admitted or misrepresented, may go to -- once they know who the sources are, then they would know information about the credibility of those sources, or baggage those sources have, were those thing s revealed to the judge. >> it could provide a road map for a defense. do you think that the trump legal team should have affirmatively argued in court...