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New layer to the timeline of events in the classified documents case. so, to understand the full extent of the ex presidents alleged criminality, let's go back to the beginning and look at that closely. at 12:00 pm on january 2021, donald trump ceases to become president. as he departs the white house, he has scores of boxes, many of which contains classified materials, are transported to mar-a-lago. on may 6th of that year, representatives from the national archives notify former trump white house lawyers of missing presidential records and continue to ask for the documents for months on end....

How does evidence like this play in front of a jury? what would be your threshold to convince a jury that an obstruction request, or destruction of evidence request, did in fact take place? is it simple to say hearsay is going to be enough to convince jurors? >> well, first of all, great question. agree with that assessment, by the way. and the reason why i agree with that is the obstructive act that were discussed in the mueller report were for example, trying to fire mueller himself. trying to use pardons to influence testimony. trying to fire the fbi director. all of those sorts of activiti...

Grand jury subpoena requests for that footage. according to the indictment, on june 27th 2022, after some phone tag between trump, nauta, and de oliveira walked to the i. t. office at mar-a-lago and requested that he and an unnamed trump employee, the works resorts director of i.t., could talk. well, the two men then went inside a closet and that's when carlos de oliveira told the employee that the conversation should, quote, remain between the two of them and carlos olivia then asked the employee than how long the -- a believed it was approximately 45 days, give or take. and then in a move, h...

Certainly -- by giuliani against these election workers, basically suggesting that they were engaging in some sort of election fraud, destruction of ballots, or removing ballots, changing ballots. obviously, that was investigated. that turned out to be false. there were some attention paid to the january six committee to this. i believe one of the women in question actually was there, and present at the hearings. what i would just say is that ultimately, at the end of the day, a lot of the -- for trump in the georgia case is going to come down to his supposedly genuine belief regarding the fac...

Mar-a-lago's i.t. employee -- tavares and tells him, quote, the boss wants the surveillance server deleted. and later that afternoon, trump calls de oliveira, and the to speak for approximately three and a half minutes, and it's these actions that result in most of the rest of the charges that are laid out in the superseding indictment. that trump allegedly worked with his employees to try to delete security footage from being reviewed by investigators. and in early august of 2022, the doj seeks a warrant to search mar-a-lago, and once again granted fbi agents conduct a search of mar-a-lago, r...