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Wilmington, delaware, home with the justice department was conducted just yesterday. bob bauer said it took about 13 hours as they sifted through the various rooms of the home. and then now, just the next day, close to 7:00 they announced the findings of this search of the wilmington residence. certainly this just adds to the drip, drip, drip nature that we've seen from this classified documents saga the white house has been grappling with for almost two weeks now. >> as i'm reading through this lawyerly statement from the president's personal attorney, clearly they have to be very careful abo...

>> only with respect to those documents that have the classification markings. and as paul noted, those other thousands of records do have some relevance here. if there is ultimately going to be an indictment that's will likely be not just in the fact that there were the documents with the classification marking, but how they were intermix and intertwined with these other records, where they were located. so while, yes, they are continuing on that classification sites, they need access to those other documents. they need to be able to question people about how those other documents got there. ...

Assuming no red flags show up. they will review and inspect the documents in a secure facility, in the presence of the special master so they won't be able to fake anything out, any notes they fake will have to be reviewed for the classification, and if they are declassified they will have to be in the campaign city of the special master. this is the part that makes no sense to me when i am reading the special master order. what is the special master going to do with these marked documents with classification marks? he's gonna look at the money's going to say okay, i see top secret, sci, with ...

Tonight we are learning the intelligence community has been viewing documents taken from mar-a-lago since may. these are the documents from the 15 boxes the former president handed over in january. the fbi found 184 documents with classification marking, 25 marked top secret according to the filing. this coming as the director of national intelligence notified lawmakers that her office will conduct a former formal damage assessment of the classified documents to trump's own. let's bring in the former director of national intelligence, james glop are, is it now a cnn national security analyst. ...

Thing. i do a lot of national security and criminal work by the nature of those cases and this is a fairly common fight to try to get evidence from the government. affidavits are commonly released after someone is charged. you have to give them to the defense in most cases. they can be released and redacted, and it can be released before a charge, but courts tend to just go with the government on these things. but what is different is a number of elements here. one is that there is a history here of the department of justice in -- and trump investigations that is created public interest and pu...