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Nuclear material in your storage or your office. you would probably know that. >> sounds like he would've known that. >> i think doctor brennan was totally accurate about. that it speaks to both listened intently out to you described as well. but so he has no idea good that is. there it's a husband more incriminating that he's been saying it we now find out that is actually exactly what is. they're >> the opposite of what he said, is what is true. something we have heard before with donald trump. ryan goodman, co-editor and chief of just security and a law professor at nyu. thank you so much f...

Former president's team. at about 1:30 he goes on his social media platform and accuses the fbi of stealing his passports. doesn't mention the fact that they're trying to return it to him. it's not, of course, until about 11:00 p.m. that the fbi puts out a statement saying, look, in the course of doing the search, the filter team did take these passports. they did arrange for those things to be returned to the former president. this is routine. this happens a lot. a lot of people were wondering whether the fbi was trying to prevent the former president to travel. that's not at all what this is...

The new york magazine's jonathan shape chait argued, the reason don trump is the first former president to be treated like a criminal, is that he is the first former president who is a criminal, and quote. let's bring in my panel. paul butler is a former federal prosecutor and an msnbc legal analyst. david rohde is executive editor of news for the new yorker.com and an msnbc contributor. and ryan goodman is a law professor at new york university. he is also the co-editor in chief of just security. i want to start with you, paul. i want to get your reaction to these possible violations, includi...

And an msnbc contributor. and ryan goodman is a law professor at new york university. he is also the co-editor in chief of just security. i want to start with you, paul. i want to get your reaction to these possible violations, including the espionage act charge. >> charles, the genius of the justice department's choice of the three crimes listed in the search warrant is that none requiring documents be classified. the espionage act sounds like spying. but you are guilty if you are grossly negligent in taking or storing documents that could harm the security interests of the united states. and...

Consider prosecuting a former president. it's not okay ever to prosecute a sitting president according to several legal memorandum. to prosecute a former president is still a very serious matter, one that is never ever been taken before, so there are people worried about whether or not merrick garland wants to be the first person to take that step in history. >> these are historic times. carol leonnig, investigative reporter for the washington post. thanks so much for taking time out, we appreciated. >> already here. >> historic, that was the reaction to the washington post story. , co-editor ...