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that star spangled banner yet wave. o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave. >> we're learning more at the moment about what fbi seized from the unprecedented raid at former president trump's mar-a-lago home on monday. after the search warrant was unsealed yesterday. >> the warrant giving agents authority to seize more than two dozen boxes of documents, which trump said were all declassified. >> kevin is live? washington with the latest. >> good morning, guys. friday's search warrant and property receipt was a rare step in a federal investigation. while that's true, it's ...

Position that when hillary clinton was in possession of classified documents with secret, top secret, compartmented information outside of a secure fillty. in possession of that wasn't enough and being grossly negligent and careless, james comey said that wasn't enough. you have to know you're violating the law and he couldn't prove hillary clinton was violate the law and couldn't be charged. >> will, you're right. don't miss the forest for the trees. what's the goal to hit trump and indict him and get him from running in 2024. >> it says box labeled a1, box label, a12. if you look at the thir...

Cannot trump. your constitutional authority given to you by the people through a national election. the second argument i would say, will, is again, if you think about this -- if you look at the statutes cited in the warrant, some do not require the documents be classified, just have to be government property touching on national defense concerns and argument to the debate of whether it's classified or not might not be legally relevant if president trump were to be charged with a criminal statute of the one cited in this because not all of them require classifying. will: quickly, that sets an ...

>> 1952 law and cannot trump a 1965 law. a later law always prevails over a former law. he has no discretion. >> so your view is that there isn't any game in town? >> that's right. >> if you take the other hypothetical and say you have a bigger event, pearl harbor style event and the president immediately says i'm suspending immigration from the country we believe is responsible for the attack. are you putting in the legal view that he wouldn't have the authority? >> i think he has to go to congress. >> now what have you been up to? let's throw the law books out the window. you were at the air...

Right now, erica. >> and you said monthly check-ins, luke. so is the thinking that any syrian refugee who made it through that whole other process would every month be subject to checking in? >> reporter: it's unclear if that individual had to check in every month. but it's more along the line that congress would like monthly report tons safety and security of the vetting process itself to make sure the plan is running smoothly. that being said, the vetting process as of right now, erica, it already takes 18 to 24 months and administration officials have said it's very much, in fact, security....