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Introduced, david, i want to turn to you with this, so i think it is important to say december 7th, 1941 is a day that now lives in our history books but september 11th, 2001 still lives in the present so many ways that is what were talking about. were talking to a member, one of us of the greatest generation responded to 9/11. that brings up the past. you bring up as well, david. khalid sheikh mohammed, sifting in jail in gitmo. never faced trial. how do you think sit here today a friend of all...

Investigation. >> reporter: a judge granting former president trumps request for a special master. the judge writing, because of trumps role of a former president, the stigma associated with the seizure is in a league of its own. in a major victory for trump, a third party attorney outside of government will soon be tasked with sifting through thousands of documents to identify personal items and materials that could be protected by attorney-client or executive privilege. >> while it does delay ...

Their basis for probable cause? what were people afraid of? were they people who had a hand, who were fearful they might be accused? theres a lot of questions and i suspect its under these black lines well see. bradley moss, john wood, phil mudd, thank you so much. i want to go back to jessica schneider with the new information on another legal front in this investigation. jessica, whats going on. >> coming in just moments ago, we finally got that response from the trump team that had been direc...

Inculpatory. its not going to be a good day for donald trump. but i dont think were going to learn a lot from the actual disclosures. >> yeah, and as you say, weve learned so much in the past couple days. there were more than 100 top secret documents, classified material. weve gotten some insight into what the fbi did seize there. we got the timeline from "the washington post" that the national archives had been asking, first politely for months and months, and then saying we have to take this t...

Road map is belied by this zhang thats not the last thing youre going to say. youre sticking around as youre sifting through these documents because we have a lot to get through with that. but shaq, i want to come to you down at mar-a-lago because i know the former president now is responding to the release of this now-redacted copy of this affidavit. >> thats exactly right. weve seen three individual polls from the former president, two of them were audio posts, one an actual statement from the...

Between the national archives, the department of justice along with the former presidents team. and then there is this justification for the search warrant that was issued back in early august. were going to get to all of that with my team. i want to bring in nbc senior white house correspondent kelly odonnell, former federal prosecutor shan wu, msnbc contributor and senior official chuck rosenberg, and charles coleman as well. youre outside the white house there, kelly, and a lot of folks wonde...

Documents. back with me are barbaracway and frank figliuzzi. in this document, we see the fbi is detailed about how theyre going to go through these documents, how theyre going to filter them. but donald trump says, hey, i want a special master. our own chuck rosenberg has said that he thinks that maybe he will be granted that request. barbara, what do you think of that? and if he is, does that mean this whole thing, this whole sifting through of the documents that they have recovered from mar-a...

That doj has been looking at this evidence since they searched mar-a-lago, which has been about two and a half weeks. they have had a major head start here. john. >> john: well, we will see what the judge says in regard to those redactions. david, thank you. sandra. >> sandra: andy mccarthy, great to see you. set this up for us on what the american public should expect, especially so many in this country who have big questions over why this happened to a former president at his home. >> well, th...

Marked, top secret. the new york times reported late last night that infect federal agents in total retrieved over 300 classified documents, with hundreds of hundreds of pages of classified material from mar-a-lago. that record of -- and foot-dragging, and false statements is apparently donald trumps definition of complete cooperation. and we have breaking news tonight about that supposed cooperation. the washington post reports what happens when archives first through the darkness of january. q...

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