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Have been shocked too at how easy this potentially was. >> words that arent used explicitly in the indictment but sort of lurk behind the scenes are that the defendant knew information that could reasonably be expected to hurt or harm the defense interests of the united states, thats a paraphrase of it a little bit. by running through and identifying the nature of the documents and also by identifying how they were spilled and mishandled in the way that john talks about, you really see how the i...

Think that is just going to be hard for his lawyers to deny because now you have him on tape even admitting that he knew that the material he took was not declassified, that he could have declassified it but choice not to and willfully showed it to folks without the proper clearance. thats kind of the distinction that is really unique in this case from something like hillary clinton which a lot of my fellow republicans are invoking. well, hillary clinton definitely had her wrongdoings and mishan...

It could recently be expected to hurt or harm the defense interests of the united states, a paraphrase, by running through and identifying the nature the documents and how they were spilled in the way that john talks about, you really see how the indictment subtracts language of federal law it makes that is not just obstruction but can also be used to harm america. >> the sum that what was in there and information regarding defense and weapons capabilities of the u.s. and foreign countries, and ...

Shoulder to shoulder with them. thank you very much. >> thats special counsel jack smith. the first time weve heard his voice since the special investigation began. in a moment, chris christie joins us. first, the very latest on the indictment. just go into the details on the most damning parts of the indictment. >> prosecutors allege that former president trump intentionally, knowingly, retained hundreds of classified documents. and among these materials were information about u.s. nuclear prog...

Most damning, which talk about how trump purposefully shared documents which he knew were classified, which he shouldnt have been sharing with others, and then 58 to 62, which is the scheme by which he sought to deny the doj these documents. you read those couple of paragraphs, you understand the seriousness of the charges and why jack smith felt the need to indict. >> im glad you mentioned paragraph 3. we have that in a full screen. w i want to read that off the top. it says the classified docu...

Have him on tape even admitting that he knew that the material he took was not declassified, that he could have declassified it, but he chose not to. then he willfully showed it to folks who didnt have the proper clearance. i would like to note, too, thats kind of the distinction that is really unique in this case from something like hillary clinton, which a lot of my fellow republicans are invoking. while hillary clinton definitely had her wrongdoings in mishandling classified information, thos...

Scheme. trump directed nauta, in courting to the a diamond, on multiple occasions, to move boxes in an effort to conceal them and to obstruct the investigation. prosecutors say trump even moved documents from mar-a-lago to his new jersey residents. to put it lightly, this is all very serious stuff. we are not talking about trump taking some mementos from the white house. federal prosecutors say trump illegally took documents related to the united states, quote, nuclear programs. potential vulner...

Desantis, nikki haley, they put out statements of support, not really for donald trump, but railing against the justice department, and so i think were going to continue to see how this plays out, both for donald trump and his campaign, but also how the republican party itself is reacting to this. victor, amara, back to you. >> alaina, thank you. here with me is cnn national security and political analyst david sanger, and a white house reporter for the associated press. david, in the federal ...

Vulnerabilities with these reconnaissance by force, which is how theyre being described, these attacks on the front line, east of the city, ukrainian-held city of zaporizhzhia, all the way through to the russian-held city of donetsk, there have been ar artillery day cks, probing to feel for weaknesses in the russian front line. we know thats a front line thats very, very heavily defended, many lines of defense, artillery, anti-tank mines, anti-tank traps, and of course the ukrainians have suffer...

Documents that you saw in the photographs there are now back in possession of the u.s. government, because of the search of mar-a-lago. back in last summer. the question is, are there other documents out there, the only one who would know that would be the national archives, which reported the documents they expected to see were missing, we dont know what else may be there. some of these documents, fortunately, at this point, are a few years old, most new administrations, when they come in, do, ...