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june. about that investigators say this, quote, the fbi uncovered multiple sources of evidence indicating that the response to the may 11th grand jury subpoena was incomplete and that classified documents remained at the premises. the government also developed evidence that government records were likely concealed and removed from the storage room and that efforts were likely taken to obstruct the government's investigation. all of this is what led doj to obtain that search warrant for mar-a-lago. during that search agents found more than 100 classified documents at trump's residence...

Yet, as the parties competing filings reveal, their disputes have the proper designation of the seized materials. indeed, if the court were willing to accept the governor governments representations, the -- without exception government property, not subject to privileges, the court would have denied the plaintiffs special master request. okay, what happens now? what do you make of the ruling? >> let me start with the second. so, that is the core of it and it is an atrocity. so, it's exactly as you say. we are talking about 100 documents and the department came in, as these, they are classified...

Know you have become your own -- >> profiles in bowed magazine, people in d.c. treat her like she is royalty as well and i am glad finally she is going to have to talk to the benghazi committee about what role she might have played. i am sick of the clintons and their staff having a triple standard no one else has to abide by. >> you have a a valet -- >>, talk about how that applies. >> this whole thing, anyone who worked in the intel community or handle classified information for their job knows how facetious the clinton team's arguments have been about this issue. they tried a variety of thi...

To mark classified. so when secretary clinton said at the u.n., there's no classified information, she definitely misspoke there, but at the time she sent and received e-mails, that, the information in those e-mails more likely than not wasn't classified. we all know in washington, wait, we all know, wait. >> just say it the way it is. >> no, let me get the last point out. in washington, we all know that there is a problem of over classification that something that is put in an e-mail in a document a report on monday at 19:00 a.m. could be classified by that afternoon or a week later or months...