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After the unprecedented search of a former president's private residence, what comes next? the unsealing of the mar-a-lago search warrant reveals fbi agents went to donald trump's florida home this week looking for possible violations of major crimes. the federal magistrate judge who signed off on the warrant authorized agents to search what the bureau called the 45 office. as well as all other rooms or areas at mar-a-lago available to trump and his staff for storing boxes and documents. they recovered 11 sets of classified documents including one marked top secret sci, one of the highest leve...

When thing that is important to note is that the republicans are saying, well, he declassified everything. but if the documents were used to violate the espionage act, or to obstruct justice in some other way, and then it doesn't matter that donald trump says he did classified them. so, we don't know -- frankly, we don't know a lot of things right now. and we are hoping to find out more. >> the top secret sci documents that were retrieved in the search, they are getting most of the attention today. but they were 11 boxes of classified documents, at various security levels. how might those play...

Sensitive enough to require declassification. so i think he's putting himself into a box that's going to make it real difficult for his defense lawyers to pull him out of it later. >> and listen, shawn, i'm glad you brought up that, because that's the big question, right? you as someone who worked at u.s. national intelligence, you're very well aware of the types of sensitive information that are inside these kind of top secret sci documents. i mean, without speculating about this particular case, in general why would anyone who has access to this kind of classified material either seek to tak...

Trump, in florida. now, those unsealed documents, they show that investigators seized one set of documents marked "top secret/sci." what does the sci stand for? sensitive compartmented information. it's one of the highest levels of government classification. and it also means a lot about who gets to see those documents. they're supposed to only be viewed at a secure government location by certain people with that level of clearance. now, investigators also seized four sets of what are known as top secret documents, three sets marked "secret" and three sets marked "confidential." now, in additi...

It's the information itself. we have to have a track record or paper that says that was done. we don't have that yet. >> yeah. and it's going to depend on the statute. like i said, the espionage statute, the one i'm talking about there, there's one, gross negligence intent level there where somebody who's just so reckless and negligent in their handling of the documents can be charged with the crime. one of the others is willful. and we could do a whole semester of law school on the difference between grossly negligent and willful. >> let's not on a friday night. >> let's not in the four minut...