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A prisoner’s PTSD was discussed in open court, and was central to a ruling that he was unfit for trial. National security censors redacted it.

Office. and that everything in between there is redacted. so, clearly, they got information from sources at mar-a-lago, from surveillance, we don't know. it's all covered up. but they learned that their directive was not followed, there was still classified material there, unlike what they had been told, and that would be evidence of obstruction. >> let me ask you -- asha, let me ask you about haynes the directive the -- she will be conducting a damage assessment of the documents seized. walk us through how that works, would you expect that process to entail? >> i expect that process to be ver...

♪ this weekend the fbi began releasing the first of what is expected to be several documents related to its investigation of the 9/11 attacks and suspected saudi government support for the hijackers. this comes after an executive order by president biden that called for the declassification of documents to begin in time for the 20th anniversary. here is a look at what the documents show. >> the fbi releasing a newly-declassified document with more information about the september 11th terrorist attacks. it's the first of several expected to be released since president joe biden ordered a de...

Biden's campaign promises and it comes after pressure and scrutiny from some families of 9/11 victims. some even telling the president he would not be welcome at any memorial events unless the documents were declassified. before the release, former defense secretary leon panetta said he was pleased with biden's decision to order the declassification review but he's doubtful it will provide the closure that many families are looking for. >> i think that the families of the victims are entitled to know the whole truth of what was involved and who was involved when it came to 9/11. i suspect that...

Afghanistan. do you think the president should have gone there today and talked about some of the concerns that americans had about the way we pulled out of afghanistan? >> i really think it is important for president biden to move on. he made a decision, whether you agree or disagree with the decision, he made it. i think what's important now is for the president to focus on the future and how is this country going to make sure that 9/11 never happens again and that we will protect our country from terrorists abroad and terrorists here at home. i think that's the key message he has to send to...