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Effort resulted in deportation and we were able to bring him home. the good news is that it shows that the russians, on some of these humanitarian cases like the trevor reed case, like griner, now with taylor, and hopefully with wheland, that they re ready to negotiate, they re ready to deal with these issues. i think that s the good news. and they deserve credit for turning taylor over to us yesterday without much incident. you were there on the ground, on the border with his mother. how is he doing? what is his health, how is his condition, how is he mentally processing this? he s doing well. it was a very traumatic moment with shelly, his mother, watching him cross almost like the bridge of spies movie process, the walk. he s a very nice young man. ....
And had intent to break the laws. that s always the biggest challenge and i think there is still a lot of questions if they can do that here. master in this case scheduled a hearing for tuesday. what are you expecting from that? while this appeal is playing out, the special master has really got to move forward here because the judge said he has ten days to come up with a schedule about how this entire process is going to move forward and actually to come up with that schedule, he needs to confer with trump s attorneys and doj investigators or prosecutors so the special master here, the judge will hold a preliminary conference on tuesday at 2:00 a.m. it will be at the federal courthouse in brooklyn where he sits as a senior judge and he really does have to move somewhat swiftly here. he has to come up with this schedule in conference with the two sidesm. the clock is ticking. he s got until november 30th to review 11,000 documents that includes the 100 classified ....
Shouldn t turn those documents over to the fbi and to the department of justice. and the president s going to say i didn t i don t know what came from the white house. i didn t tell kwbd to do anything. i don t know what this lawyer did. i still don t think that president trump is going to get charged in this case, and i would be surprised if he does. i m not saying he didn t do anything wrong, and i m not saying he s not responsible. i m saying if you re looking for reasonable doubt, i would argue he s still got it. is this rep reasonable doubt, elie? do you agree with what he said? is this a case of reasonable doubt here or something for a jury? i think phil has seized on exactly the most important issue and the biggest challenge facing prosecutors and the fbi here is you have to establish knowledge and intent beyond a reasonable doubt. that is not easy. and let s keep in mind we ve heard trump s defenses here publicly, which have been all over the map, internally contradictory ....
His other residence. chain of possession, he was the one in possession of those documents, therefore he was responsible for those documents. so if those documents ended up in his residence or in the car, in the beast, or on air force one, he s the person who s responsible for maintaining and the possession of those documents. i m having a hard time wrapping my head around this i don t get it. i don t get it. you ve got the foundation of a case. you ve got the beginning of a case. i don t think prosecutors would tell you just saying it was in-house a, it was in-house b. not even negligence? nothing? well, negligence is not a crime. you can t charge someone for the most part you can t charge someone with negligence except in limited circumstances. for top secret documents? i okay. the law says willful, which is knowing and intentional. don, you re right you re ....
He can sit back and say you have to satisfy your burden. prosecutors can t charge a case unless and until they can establish knowledge and intent beyond a reasonable doubt. as phil said, look, there s a lot we don t know publicly. we re getting a lot of really important reporting. we re seeing some really crucial details in the court filings, but the biggest question i have is can prosecutors nail down in a reliable specific way donald trump knew what was happening and had intent to break these laws. that s always the biggest challenge and i think there s still a lot of questions whether they can do that here. jessica schneider, the special mast in this case has scheduled a hearing for today. what are you expecting from that? yes, while this appeal is playing out, the special master has got to move forward here, and that s because the judge said he has ten days to come up with a schedule about how this entire process is going to move forward. actually to come up with that schedule ....