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the material was marked with the highest levels of classification that exists, material that is meant to be held only in secure government facilities not at a private club where basically anyone can pay for membership and wander around. arguably, the agent's most alarming finding that we were able to see in this redacted version was that the boxes contained classified information that came from human intelligence sources meaning if the documents were mishandled, leaked or transmitted they could compromise the identity of american intelligence assets and the affidavit also lays out wh...

them to the federal government, but despite all of that the fbi still recovered 11 sets marked as classified documents when they did the search last monday. that included documents, john, that were marked at every level of classification in the system, including the most sensitive types of documents that are not to be represent anywhere but in special secured rooms called skiffs. those seized boxes are evidence in an ongoing criminal appropriate plus the justice department will look at all of the interactions that investigators had with trump's team over the past several month and th...

Any such order, procedure or policy when i came in. if trump were to say something like that, you would have to memorialize that so people would know it existed. he says, bolton, it was almost certainly a lie. so, steve, the substance of all of this, though, just go back to the idea that there may have been information at mar-a-lago that should not have been at mar-a-lago. there was one box carried out that was labeled ts/sci, top secret, sensitive compartmented information. which means what? >> well, it's one of the highest levels of classification that we have in the intelligence community, ...

Talking about it but only because it's corruption which leads it a very basic question. have you ever heard of the u.s. government asking another government to investigate its own citizens? >> no. i don't know of a case. certainly in my incumbency in the intelligence business, i can't recall a case of that. >> right? i mean, if you had a legitimate question about, you know, a member of congress, you know, let alone a vice president and what he was doing in another country, you guys would take it up yourselves, right? you would either make it a counterintelligence question or it would be a refe...

That. >> if you had a legitimate question about a member of congress, let alone a vice president and what he was doing in another country, you guys would take it up yourselves, right? you would either make it a counterintelligence question or it would be a reference to the d.o.j. >> exactly. that should be done internally. you know, with our own investigatory apparatus, not ask another country, which, by the way, if you're concerned about their corruption to go and investigate. on its face it's kind of ridiculous. >> at the end of the day let's say they wind up turning over the call and it's g...