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it's upended the case, upended the week, and we have put together a new video crash course of what's been going down, and why it matters. take a look. >> video recorded statements to prosecutors have leaked. >> this sort of evidence is basically how prosecutors are going to tear down trump's defense piece by piece. >> that is a devastating blow for the former president. >> sharply incriminating information. >> he said the boss is not going to leave under any circumstances. >> the only time you want to hear somebody say the boss is not going to leave is after if third encore of a bruc...

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And it would go into a box on the side of his desk. and the box would get filled, and that would go away, and there would be a new box, and this would all start over again. again, kind of a chaotic process. as for this notion of kind of automatic or de facto declassification fiat, that's his argument. as most experts are telling us, that's not necessarily one that's going to hold weight. but as just pointed out, the reality is that there are political decisions that are made in trying a case, understanding that there are ultimately 12 jurors who are regular people, who would hear this case. th...

It began the day president trump leaves former president trump, then president trump leaves office. it was as most things in his administration and his orbit, a chaotic process. right down to the packing. and he leaves for mar-a-lago and normally, you are supposed to follow these basic procedures where you turn over all sorts of things. especially, of course, classified documents to the national archives. so as the national archives in his post presidency is going through their regular process, they realize, wait a minute. we're missing certain things. we would have expected to receive this an...

I believe cash patel was suggesting something like that. >> when we were reporting on this sort of unfolding story at the time, that's one of the things we noted in talking to legal and other experts, which is that a president, while they're the sitting president, has tremendous ability and authority to declassify documents, and that to prosecute someone for a violation of the presidential records act is an incredibly high bar. you have to have peru prove gross negligence. so we really don't know a lot about the justice department's decision. there is an internal sense, and this is pure specul...