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Taken from that storage locker because they say that former employee had no right to open it up in the first place, and so that's something that judge is going to have to rule on. but clearly mueller's team has been aggressive in executing warrants and conducting searches when it comes to paul manafort and others. just on friday we learned that the special counsel has kept on executing new search warrants relating to manafort right up until just a few weeks ago. even though manafort's already standing trial in two federal jurisdictions on dozens of felony charges. as of last month they were st...

Then have you michael cohen with sources telling msnbc a long time partner of his is working with the government. he's known as the taxi king. implications for cohen could be substantial. and have you top intelligence officials set to brief lawmakers bay confidential source the president has been railing against what he calls spygate without providing evidence that this actually happened. while democrats are notably absent from that invite list tomorrow. i want to start with ken dilanian, is he outside district court here in washington. ken, tell us what's happening in this court appearance to...

Stormed in, they took binders full of documents and computer files. paul manafortion first notice that they were there was when they knocked on his bedroom door. because they didn't knock on the front door. and then once they knocked on the bedroom door they came in and photographed his expensive suits in his closet for evidence. the special counsel's team also got a search warrant in may of last year for a storage locker that belonged to paul manafort. accord informing a new court filing from manafort's lawyer, the way the fbi got access to that storage locker in the first place is they got a...

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Facility, they got that employee to open up the storage locker for them. then once mueller's agents saw what was in that storage locker, they went to a judge, got a search warrant, and then carted it all away. we don't know if that's actually how that went down. that's how manafort's lawyers say it went down in their new court filing. manafort's lawyers are actually asking the judge in that case to suppress the evidence that was taken from that storage locker because they say that former employee had no right to open it up in the first place, and so that's something that judge is going to have...