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Of the records are records that they cannot look at. they don't have the classification, and that includes some of the senior most national security officials in the country. there are in some instances for the special access programs, and i am not speaking specifically of records seized at mar-a-lago, but the category of special access program, super, super secret, as few as a dozen people can be read into the programs. the president or a cabinet level official, someone near to a cabinet official, as to approve someone being read into review the records. again, keep in mind, the alarm bells t...

Back home to mar-a-lago, i may do you have any theories on how he would be able to sort of exit the facility, dump it in a box, and get down to his beach club? because that seems again, given the safeguards in place, a very difficult thing to accomplish. >> well these documents usually are moved in the white house complex. inside of envelope, or files, with a cocoon shape, that clearly says that they are top secret and highly sensitive programs. they might have been some type of briefing and the white house situation room or the oval office that was dealing with the specific nuclear issue. and...

Government officials to know details of the special access program. records that deal with such programs are kept under lock and key almost always in a secure compartmented information facility, a skiff, with a designated control officer to keep careful taps on the location. such documents were stored at mar-a-lago, with uncertain security, more than 18 months after donald trump left the white house. it was in this last batch of government secrets that information about a foreign governance nuclear readiness was found. >> what is it that donald trump said about nothing mentioning nuclear, noth...

A timeline of key events in the investigation into whether the former president mishandled classified documents