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espionage act, obstruction of justice and criminal handling of government records. no one has been charged with a crime that we know of as of now. this just in, the democratic chairs of the intelligence committee and the oversight committee and the house have written a letter to the director of national intelligence saying they want a damage assessment, and briefing regarding these documents recovered from mar-a-lago, and of course trump and his allies are of course spending and peddling wild conspiracy theories about the fbi search at mar-a-lago. the theories range from ridiculous a...

Work for our government, both assets, foreign assets, who work overseas. and also, our people, who if they were caught in their foreign countries, could be executed. and what this affidavit showed us in particular, we knew about, okay, as c i information, sensitive compartmented information was received. that's bad. but then, to read about these dissemination controls on the documents, such as human, hcs, human intelligence as barbara talked about, that's talking about my clients who could be potentially at risk, or the fisa material from the former intelligence act court, which is trying to e...

Between donald trump and an orange jump suit is this investigation with the documents. and it's really kind of because it's so simple. and we haven't heard anything remotely approaching a rational, logical defense. i mean, for example, section 793e, which is the section of the espionage act that was cited in the search warrant, all that requires is for trump to have possessed in an authorized manner, documents that pertain to the national defense, and they could be used to the detriment of the united states, and have refused to give them back upon request to the officer of the united states wh...

And related to the national defense, and if it's top secret sci information, well, that fits the bill. if it's about nuclear weapons like "the washington post" reported, that fits the bill, and i don't know what the defense is. that's why we're hearing all of this stuff, to use bannon's favorite phrase, they're flooding the zone with exkrement because they're throwing everything out because they've got nothing else. he turned the documents over. he would have turned the documents over if they had asked. they did ask, well, he turned them over. well, he declassified them by holding them to his ...

Aggravating factors involved that would lead the justice department and particularly a very cautious attorney general, a thoughtful attorney general to engage in the extraordinary step of conducting a search of mar-a-lago, and two things that came to mind were, first of all, there must be some very very seriously classified, very seriously important confidential information involved, and the other was, did they jerk the government around. were there false representations made. it was one of the first things that came to my mind was, well, they were engaging with the national archives. the nati...