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greater interest? as you said, the doj has a strong interest in getting access to these documents right away, because they need to resume their criminal investigation. the federal government, in general, needs to say that they're in danger. spies, intelligence assets, that kind of thing. on the flip side, the court says, donald trump has no possessory interest in these records. what this means, is then the doj right now. they would have to return to the special master, and they were, privileged and a pack in the doj's hands anyway, so now, the doj has a more quickly. >> hold on to th...

Captions by vitac www. Vitac. Com breaking news, President Trump announcing another slew of pardons, 26 just tonight alone. It includes big names like his former Campaign Manager Paul Manafort, longtime trump ally roger stone, and charles kushner, the father of trumps soninlaw Jared Kushner. Republican senator ben sasse summing up trumps pardon spree as, quote, rotten to the core. The president is becoming increasingly i radic in his final days in office, vetoing the defense spending bill, upending the spending package, and even threatening iran. I want to bring in cnn White House Corresponden...

And three of his adult children are, now, facing a huge civil wall suit from laetitia jaynes. packed with allegations of fraud, lies, and more than 200 false evaluations of trump's assets, that reach back long before he became president. and, another legal blow, an appeals court ruling that the justice department can resume their criminal probe of classified documents found at mar-a-lago. joining me, to discuss, cnn senior legal analyst, elie honig. also, norm eisen, in cnn senior analyst, and house judiciary special counsel in trump's first impeachment trial. that is a long title, norm. also,...

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