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but he would use them as is right as president. but to draw direct line from that to the documents ending up in the basement of mar-a-lago doesn't and sit well with me because i know for a fact that most of the documents he saw where that were classified, or higher than that, was electronic not in paper. the trump spokesperson says the materials have been declassified. so far no one has shown those declassification processes meanwhile on capitol hill, after biden's signature legislation getting final passage, and now heads to biden's desk to be signed into law. >> hail to the chief. ...

All eyes will be on that department of Justice Press conference and the one and only Robert Mueller will be speaking. That wraps it up for me in this exciting news hour. I am now turning over to my friend, Chris Jansing who picks up coverage. 10 00 on the east coast im Chris Jansing in for hallie jackson. What a huge breaking news story were following for you at the top of the hour. Robert mueller the Special Counsel in charge of the investigation is coming out at the department of justice. He is scheduled to make a statement on his investigation at the top of the next hour. His first Public C...

Information, but aside from confirming that certain people testified or dimensioning in numbers how many people the special grand jury recommended indictments for, she didn't cross that line. her bid for 15 minutes of fame shouldn't prevent anyone from getting a term of years if indict odd convicted. >> she also said i don't think there are any giant plot twists coming. what do you read into that, knowing what we know so far about the case, what potential charges do you think are applicable here for any of the more than a dozen recommended for indictments? >> there are a number of charges that...

Narrative form, detailed manner, here is our probable cause. so this is going into way more detail than anything we've seen before if we got the whole thing. >> exactly. but the judge here clearly saw a need to get some information out to the public, right? so to the argument that it's going to be just black boxes only, the judge clearly saw a public need for transparency, that there's something in there for the public to see so what could it be? >> i think there are really important things the public can learn. the most sensitive stuff will be redacted. but we could learn more specifics about...

They're not going to tell you a whole lot about what was seized. of course the search war itself gives us barebones as barebones get. but the affidavit of profitable -- probable cause it gives plenty of information in a narrative form. often in a timeline. it's designed to be easily readable by a magistrate judge, and convinced that judge quickly that there is probable cause, and that this is a search warrant worth signing. as you can see it was signed. i imagine this one probably got a couple of extra eyes, and a couple extra proofreading's before it went to the judge. because it's more impor...