washington post is reporting that some white house records that donald trump took to mar-a-lago were clearly marked classified, including some at the top secret level. this as phone logs obtained by the january 6th committee don t show calls to or from president trump during the attack on the capital. he s known to have phone calls during those hours. so, what happened? joining me is lean caldwell and chief correspondent for tbs news hour and washington burrow chief for u.s.a. today. the documents labelled classified down at mar-a-lago raise a lot of questions and also the absence of the phone records. could be he was using his or another cell phone, which he did at times. but what is the january 6th committee looking at? it s become clear that the
this morning on this debate in a tweet saying here that the big story is the unmasking and surveillance of people that took place during the obama administration. okay. for us on capitol hill. again, seeing the president even after sean spicer saying all things will be referred to the outside counsel, the president still weighing in on this investigation. let s discuss. joining us the washington burrow chief, senior congressional correspondent and senior cnn political commentator. suzanne, i want to start with you. looking ahead to the james comey testimony, we think it will be hugely consequential. the new york sometimes writes this morning one of the most important questions right now it would force mr. trump to decide whether to invoke executive privilege. leaving aside the legal discussions about executive privilege, what would be the political implications if the president tries to invoke