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that's when the pool was drained by this maintenance worker, and it flooded that he room at mar-a-lago. not damaging any of the videotape that we know of, but clearly something that was quite suspicious that has happened. and at that point in time last year kaitlin that was when this was the heart of the obstruction investigation. the justice department was not trusting at that time, donald trump and his attorneys that they had turned over all of the classified records in his possession at mar-a-lago. they were headed toward a contempt fight in court, in the fall. we also know that this happened after the fbi search of mar-a-lago. so a point in time after that fbi search, where the justice department we now know went back to the trump organization and either asked for them to preserve surveillance footage or they demanded for them to turn over surveillance footage, a couple of different times to the grand jury as part of this investigation. so, this is really a moment in time where the investigators are narrowing down on the obstruction. threat asking a lot of questions about what might be on the surveillance tapes, about the surveillance tapes themselves, of the people who were moving boxes. and of course, that maintenance worker that is central to the story about this flood, that is a person who was captured on some of those tapes moving boxes, at least at one crucial moment. >> yeah, and so we see how crucial this surveillance footage could be here for this. but this also comes as jack smith, the special counsel who's heading this investigation, actually was in the room with trump attorneys today at the justice department. what do we know about what happened for those 90 minutes