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extraordinary dispute play out in south florida this afternoon. it s going to be a high stakes argument over what level of transparency the american public is owed when it comes to the justice department s investigation of sensitive documents that were stored at the former president s home. the doj does not want the affidavit released, claiming it could compromise their investigation. cnn has learned that some trump allies are urging him to publicly release surveillance footage of fbi agents searching mar-a-lago. eric trump says his father will absolutely release the tapes at what he calls the right time. now, remember, this is the video of the search itself from the trump s own security cameras. this is not the surveillance video that had been subpoenaed by investigators and reportedly showed activity around the boxes that contained classified documents, activity so alarming to law enforcement that they pushed for the search warrant. katelyn polantz is live outside ....
The fisher director who is the only person who is independently leading this moving forward when you dont have him doing that you need an outside group doing it. Republicans should call for that shouldnt be a partisan thing. Cnn live coverage of this breaking news is obviously going to be continuing all night. Jake tapper along at 11 00 p. M. Eastern with a special report. First don lemon and cnn tonight with the latest. Anderson thank you very much our breaking news tonight, President Trump bombshell firing of fbi director james comey. This is cnn tonight im don lemon lets put it as plainly as we can. The president of the United States has fired the man investigating his campaigns ties to russia. Fired him. Shocking confusion tonight on capitol hill. Around the country and around the world. Now questions being raised of whether there is a coverup going on. This is definitely ....
Building, i think i could be murdered. no, i think that, please, don t get hit by somebody on an electric bicycle riding on the sidewalk. gutfeld: that is true. i ve come close to death going the wrong way. if i want to die, i don t want to die like that. gutfeld: that sounds like a great love song. cole current asked, have you ever commit add crime. everybody s committed crime. yep. gutfeld: you wait your turn, young lady. so many crimes. gutfeld: you want to answer that? yeah, like i m that stupid. yeah, don t be like hunter biden. it s too late. no one laughed. daguen crimes of the heart, greg. yeah, what does that mean? armed robbery? yeah, i just made that up. you robbed me of my heart. of. ....
Trump on this if you were representing him? i would advise him not to seek this because, look, think about all the information that will be in that affidavit in terms of, number one, the layout of his home. number two, the information that might be inside his home. and number three, bases by which the law enforcement thinks that he broke the law. now, for him it s a political question and he can say my supporters are going to see this as an enormous intrusion into my rights no matter what it says, but you just don t want documents laying out how you commit add crime being made public. him saying he wants it released out loud is different than actually making a legal case for t it s possible i would imagine that he s saying this thinking that it won t matter because the judge is likely to rule against it. how do you think the judge will look at this? the judge will be highly unlikely to make this public for a number of the reasons we ve talked about in past days on this. number on ....
That would be like me inviting you to my house. it wasn t his house, though. well, i understand that but he s the leader of the executive branch of the united states government. and that property that we were on was federal property. like where did the orders go wrong here? wow. let s bring in nbc s washington investigative reporter and clint watts, former consultant to the fbi counterterrorism division and msnbc national security analyst. scott, you ve been following all of these capitol defendants. unpack that. they had an invitation from trump that gave them what they thought was a right to an insurrection? he doesn t think he commit add crime though he acknowledges he laid hands on police and he keeps saying it s because the president sent him there, sent the crowd there, they were following the president s ....