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Weighed whether to grant the former president's request for an indeed third party review of the documents taken from his mar-a-lago estate. federal agents said they received 11,000 government documents including hundreds with classified marks. according to "the washington post," and not confirmed by nbc news, one of the documents described as foreign government's milt defenses, including its nuclear capabilities. the justice department said it would arm governmental interests but has not said what it plans to do next. now the doj is getting back-up from mr. trump's former attorney general bill...

Controlling legal framework that he has to have spent the money already. if other words if i had a tom winter defense fund, is there anything that said when i have to spend it. because presumably trump could possibly argue, well i am raising it for legal defense fund. i just haven't happened to use it yet. it is a little bit unclear how they could bring that. the assertions and the way they moved federal someone, they didn't follow laws and back in 201-we reported that manhattan district attorney's office looked at that case and said there is a lot of potential violations of state law here and...

No one has yet been arrested for the murder of your son. today, there is a retired district of columbia police officer who played a part in developing this conspiracy theories. >> oh, yeah. >> and do you follow, an open murder case is an open murder case, it remains open until there is a solution and until someone has been caught and arrested for it. do you follow up with the d.c. police department at all on this? >> oh, yes. i made a promise to my son, i laid my hand on the casket and i promised him i will find his murderers before i die. and he's keeping me to that. but we talk with the -- i...

And the manafort case. he was pardoned and after he was found guilty of several counts, pleaded guilty to a host of others from cases that stemmed from special counsel robert mueller's office and they ruled that they were afoul -- they were afoul of double jeopardy laws when they brought that case. it is different because bannon never went to trial. so that is the key difference here in why this case is expected to proceed, at least further than that case did. >> okay. nbc's tom winter, thank you very much. in just a few moments, we're hear from kristen welker with the latest on the fbi sear...

Document. she swore and she caveat it, fine. but she swore that there were no more classified documents. there were. the next off for the fbi, and this is where the surveillance tapes come into play, is where the interview and -- did you know differently? did she have reason to know that there were other classified documents before she signed that document? because if she did, she is in a whole ton of trouble under section 1001 from material falls representation to the feds. and if donald trump lied to her and she did not know, he could be in a whole of trouble. andrew knows that from the mana...