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basis for the search warrant. it is highly unlikely that will be unsealed since it lays out the inside information and the sources that federal investigators relied on to get the federal judge to approve the warrant. democrats wan the director of national intelligence haynes to have a review because of the implications of what was found at mar-a-lago. the top democrats from house oversight and house intelligence. and they wrote this in the letter to dni haynes saying a recently unsealed court document and the property recovered at the mar-a-lago club describe numerous classified docu...

attacked on stage and rushed to the hospital. and disturbing new testimony in vanessa bryant's lawsuit against l.a. county. how gruesome photos of kobe bryant's body were shared at a cocktail party. "new day" starts right now. we are thrilled you're starting your weekend with us. it's saturday, august 13th. good morning. >> good morning. thrilled to see you. feels like it's been a while. how have you been? >> been good. no complaints. we begin with details on what led the fbi to execute this unprecedented search warrant on former president trump's home. according to court documen...

Pressing them in the privilege claims, the order that he issued today, is trying to expedite the process. could i just make one other point in terms of the declassification argument, the class conversation i was about how it's gonna affect the criminal case as troy said. if anything, the comments are incriminating. but it's important to compare that to the unknown-able damage to national security, if this is true. if there is a blanket order to declassify over these 300 documents of high level of classification, and no one in the intelligence community was told about, it and that could mean th...

And brandon knows like i do that somewhere in the department of justice, someone is making notes of the statements, cataloging them, capturing video, and they will be played back against the former president if he is ever indicted. and if the case goes to trial. because the statements, quite frankly, are very, very damaging. they have, beyond, that they damage the credibility of his lawyers. his lawyers were on the one hand in court saying, judge, we can't talk about declassification, it's inappropriate to force us to talk about that. albert cline needs to retain the right to talk about that l...

Aneurysm, or am i? again, amidst the delusion, this, spinning the tap dancing, trump is admitting to the court the potential crime. here's the other thing, this is crucial, as the 11th circuit court pointed out in its ruling yesterday, the point he is making, as he himself incriminates him self, the point he's making by classification is irrelevant. quote, the declassification argument is a red herring because to declassify a document would not just content or rendered personal. so if we assume that plaintive declassify some or all the documents, i would not explain why has a personal interest...