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Is one of the most important places can invest my attention. i have been tracking various cases of the january six insurrection and how he has a lot of criminal liability around that -- it ties into mar-a-lago as well. >> a surprise that all you have gathered and seen, that he has not been indicted yet. any other private citizen, and you have been at the forefront of gathering this and seeing this perhaps more than most of us. given what you have seen, overwhelming documents and evidence, are you surprised? >> it is shocking. any other person in our country -- >> at this point -- >> would have...

Other than justice clarence thomas to issue an emergency order that would overrule a federal appeals court panel -- judge aileen cannon to place about 100 classified documents found at mar-a-lago under the authority of an independent review. it's an unhinged legal workshop, but if the court is to rule in terms favor, the justice department investigation into classified documents, at least temporarily, could be harder to carry out. now if all of this is picking your head spin, think about how trump's legal team must feel, giving up the constant chaos and flow of bs and a constant push to make l...

Would tv lawyers, rudy giuliani, may be, you better not. joining me now, ryan goodman, co-editor and chief of justice and security and law professor at nyu -- rachel maddow show and alex wagner tonight. we're lucky to have both of their legal expertise here. ryan, i will start with you. we were just talking about this before the show, what a crazy chaotic week it is, but this revelation that donald trump may still have documents that the u.s. government wants, has to be one of the most bizarre developments of the entire saga. >> i totally agree. i'm trying to think back what was the most signi...

Government. as joyce vance said, there was the extortion, in a certain sense. it also goes to a crime because what the government needs the proof is that he knows that he had the information and he had the intent to willfully retaining for the government. the idea came to him that he would actually try to use it as leverage as the government goes to knowledge and the willful retention. i think it's actually storm evidence once again of the prosecution. >> there's also this reporting for the washington post that seems to be significant, that one of trump's lawyers, despite being asked by trump,...

I think this is outrageous that outlandish. >> lisa, what do you make of his decision to try to appeal this to the supreme court? how bizarre to understand if there is any kind of logical, legal explanation for this, or was i off base in characterizing it as a hail mary to try to get this in front of the supreme court and their intervention? >> i think it's a hail mary, but i think i also understand what they're trying to do here. one of the things that the trump team asked for was for the special master to get his hands back on the 103 documents that have classification markings. what they di...