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Descriptions of the statutes, the laws at play here. if you look at what we know already, all we have is these numbers, 793 -- you know, but when we get the document today i believe we will get some detail. for example, with the federal government documents piece of this, there are different crimes for concealing, for destroying, for hiding, for transmitting. we could learn more about that. second of all, with he could learn more about the course of negotiation between the archives and doj and the trump lawyers. we're getting great reporting on this all week. we know that that negotiation went...

Dated document. we don't know what else they found, what other indications they found. but there's something that made them believe that there was something imminent that could harm the investigation, something that would obstruct this investigation, and that there were additional documents, which of course according to the receipt that they provided that day tells us that they did find. one of the interesting things about this in paragraph 61 of the document, if you go down to page 22, it talks about the fact that they know that there were classified -- there was classified information, but t...

Classified materials or documents but as a practical matter the government almost always charges cases under this session that involve classified documents. only one case has been charged in the modern era and i know because i charged it, that did not involve classified documents. it involved schematics of an aircraft carrier that someone tried to send to the government. it's clear to me how this affidavit has been provided to us, even if redacted form, that the government is all in in establishing that these were classified documents, the president never declassified them and they are ready t...

Tssci. i worked in a facility, my office was actually a skiff where you can handle these materials. these foreign communications signals that are in there, human intelligence derived. that puts people's lives at risk. our human intelligence sources. this is material so sensitive that you can't release it to foreign nationals and he stuck it in a closet at mar-a-lago, and the president's notes that comes from his conversations in the pdb, the president's daily briefing most likely. number two, this is not just a factual revelation here. we now know the government's theory of the case for the fi...

Mar-a-lago? >> sure. as jessica indicates, additional details. one is when it comes to the espionage act, section 793, they cite the subsection, 793e and there's language about sharing information with foreign adversaries. that's a critical element. in january, they mentioned that news outlets at the time that the original 15 boxes were removed and brought to d.c., that there were two moving trucks seen at mar-a-lago at the time. why were they there? we also have seen the exchanges of information, as indicated, with counsel. this is a situation where counsel was aware, donald trump was aware, ...