keeping classified documents after he left the white house. why not just hand them over? then because i had boxes, i wanted to go through the boxes and get all of my personal things out. i do not want to hand that over. i was very busy, as you could see. according to the indictment you then tell them to move them to other locations after telling her lawyers to say that you fully complied with a subpoena when you had not. before i send boxes over have to take all my things out. these boxes were interspersed with all sorts of things. trump was also asked about another incident described in the grand jury s indictment. you are recorded saying that you had a document that was prepared by the u.s. military for you when you are president. the iran attacked land, you remember that? it was not an attack plan, i had lots of paper, i had copies of newspaper articles, i had copies of magazines. you re quoted saying the daca image was a secret, adding
reckless conduct. it s worth noting that bill barr trump s final attorney general, was one of the former presidents most notable defenders including defending him over the russia investigation. also tonight, washington post has detailed new reporting on how justice department officials waited for more than a year to investigate trump in the january six insurrection. the post reports, quote, a wariness about appearing partisan. institutional caution, and clashes over how much evidence was sufficient to investigate the actions of trump and those around him all contributed to the slow pace. the article says that merrick garland and his deputy lisa monaco were focused on restoring public trust in the doj while some prosecutors felt that top officials were showing away from looking at evidence of potential crimes by trump and those close to him. and, with that, let s bring in
own roy cohn, someone asked me recently is bill barr trump s roy cohn. my answer to that is he wishes. i think trump really has got it, unfortunately, himself. great you have to both here. appreciate your time. have a good weekend. thank you. thanks for having us. you bet. one final note as we end this hour, today is world alzheimer s day. and i have the chance to stand at yankee stadium s home plate to bring to the sixth leading cause of death in the united states. 6 million americans are living with alzheimer s. to those living out there in a dementia or alzheimer s family, here s to working towards a cure one day. that wraps it up for me this hour. our coverage continues here on msnbc. c. introducing a razor that works differently.