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quote, encouraging the immediate release. we'll see. trump has had the documents in his possession, though, since monday's search. though there is nothing stopping him and his legal team from making it public at any time. the forward motion here came from attorney general merrick garland, making a big statement yesterday and making it clear that he personally approved the decision to seek a search warrant for trump's home. and also new this morning, "the washington post" reports the fbi searched trump's home seeking classified documents related to nuclear weapons. let's begin with ...

That played out yesterday. an armed man trying to breach the office. cnn has been tracking this, and we're joined now. that man is now dead. what more are you learning about what he wanted to do? >> reporter: what he wanted to do, it's unclear. what we know he tried to do was get into that fbi field office there in cincinnati with what we're told from sources a nail gun, an ar-15-style rifle, and wearing body armor, and tried to breach that office. now we know that there was a long -- several hour standoff with federal, local, and state law enforcement, and it ended with that man dying. he's b...

Disease and obesity. it's a high stress situation here. >> right. >> here's where i want to ask you this question. i grant you any arrest that's caught on videotape, which again for a cigarette is insanity to me, is going to look violent. but when we get to the legality here, if there is a technical difference and a very specific one about going for the carotid artery, going for the trach and that being a chokehold illegal versus headlock, legal, that's where the grand jury made their distinction. >> we used to have night sticks. remember that? we used to come up behind a guy and say -- that's...

Versus headlock, legal, that's where the grand jury made their distinction. >> we used to have night sticks. remember that? we used to come up behind a guy and say -- that's a choke. couple minutes you get them down. my whole thing here is that cop never -- and that grand jury heard it, he never left that day with any intentions of this man dying. it's a terrible accident. so when you get these people outside -- i don't see that. the intention was to bring -- >> if you and i are messing around and you end up dead, i can be indicted -- >> the intention's not there. >> geraldo, let me ask you a ...

The other thing is that it strains credibility for you to think you hit something and you don't stop. you don't question. you don't call 911. you take no affirmative steps to address what you have done. in that instance the judge was right in rejecting the defense request for a downward departure that would have provided her with probation. megyn: 57 months in prison. for a man dying. if you want to send a message as a judge why not throw the book at her. to this moment you have failed to take responsibility to honestly own up to what you did on the night in question. the prosecution is saying...