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The process by which they looked at this material. but i would guess, a big guess, that somebody had to be deputize and multiple people had to be authorized and were given the need to know authorization and read into the special access programs so that they could review the documents, as part of an ongoing and increasingly more alarming criminal investigation. >> carol leonnig, washington post national investigative reporter, bombshell reporting that will have repercussions i am sure. we will hear from some point about the former president about these nuclear secrets that were reportedly house...

Mar-a-lago that the former president lied about having possession of and loathed to give up? >> well, it's hard to be surprised about anything we learned that donald trump might have done. still, this is quite shocking. now, i don't know about the documents that were found, but based on carol's description, it sounds as though these are documents that are part of special access programs, s.a.p.s. these are the documents most highly sensitive and highly restricted within the u.s. government. and some of these programs deal specifically with nuclear capabilities, whether it's or own capabilities...

They should be able to find someone who can do this and the request he is which of these saps do they need to be read into to even look at these classified documents which inherently are not subject to executive privilege or attorney/client privilege. we can just put that aside, but the special master in theory would look at all of them and would need to be read into some of these very fightly held compartments. >> david, in the doj filing it made last week one of the things things it said in its filing was that they had retrieved documents that even its own agents did not have clearance to lo...

The washington post tonight a document that says a foreign governments -- including its nuclear capabilities was found by fbi agents who search former president donald trump's mar-a-lago residents and private club last month. according to people familiar with the matter, underscoring concerns among u.s. intelligence officials about classified material stashed in the florida property. some of the seas documents detail top secret u.s. operations so closely guarded that many senior national security officials are kept in the dark about them. only the president, some members of his cabinet or a ne...

Level where it's a very limited number of eyes that are permitted to see that information and how those standards were clearly violated here? >> yeah. the reporting last night from "the washington post" talks about two different things which may or may not be coterminous. you got the report first on a foreign country's defense systems, including nuclear capabilities, presumably, that means active capabilities, but it could be other developments or a developing nuclear program. we don't know. then they talk about there are also documents that are special access programs, highly compartmented pr...