jones will join me onset with another legislative win for his party to tout ahead of the midterms, serving as proof that democracy still works if we wanted to. this is american voices. we begin this hour with breaking news on the fallout from the fbi search at mar-a-lago. just a short time ago, the chairs of the house oversight and intelligence committees requested a damage assessment from the director of national intelligence of the documents seized from donald trump s florida home. in the three-page letter, the chair s request a, quote, classified briefing on the conduct of the damage assessment as soon as possible. nbc news reports the recovered records were 11 sets of classified documents that include some labeled secret and top secret. the fbi also took a handwritten note, binders voters, and other documents. that is, according to a property receipt from the search. all of this unfolds as it all unfolds, trump, along with his loyal allies, continue to attack the
evidence that a sitting president stood by and did nothing. fell down on the job, failed. a major national security target was stormed with his own vice president inside. it will go into who we spoke to in those hours, what they are calling the 187 minutes from when the capitol was first reached until he finally relatedly after all of the damage had been done, after law enforcement had finally gotten back in control, then he told rioters and insurrectionist to leave. next week we will return it to january 6th itself. for multiple hours, donald trump refused to intervene to stop it. he would not instruct the mob to leave or condemn the violence. he would not order them to evacuate the capitol and dispersed. the many pleas for help from congress did no good. his staff insisted that president trump call off the attack. he would not. she said that at the last hearing. the reference to staff getting him to act, we have brand-new video that i will show you in this first segment
analyst, norm eisen. he was special counsel for the house judiciary committee in trump s first impeachment trial. also cnn global affairs analyst susan glasser, and dave ehrenberg, an attorney for palm beach county, florida. susan, i almost butchered your name so i m gonna begin with you. on this very notion. i gotta ask you, the washington post report is fully frankly breathtaking. i have to ask you, what is your reaction to the reports that they were searching for not just classified documents, but those that may be related to nuclear weapons? not somewhere where it secured under the cover of the federal government, but mar-a-lago? what s your reaction to that? yeah, i mean look laura, this is a very, very serious allegation. this is the kind of thing that government does not screw around about. and obviously, the idea of nuclear secrets being held in an insecure way at mar-a-lago is just extraordinary. and certainly, really changes the conversation in a significant way
searching for while on the property. i want to bring in cnn legal analyst norm mizen, special council for the house judiciary committee in trump s first impeachment trial, analyst susan glasser and dave arenberg, the state attorney for palm beach county, florida. susan, i almost butchered your name, so i ll begin with you. i ve got to ask you the washington post report is, frankly, breathtaking. i have to ask what is your reaction to the reports that they were searching for not just classified documents, but those that may be related to nuclear weapons, not somewhere where it s secured under the, you know, cover of the federal government, but mar-a-lago? what s your reaction to that? yeah. i mean look, laura, this is a very, very serious allegation. this is the kind of thing that government does not screw around about and obviously the idea of nuclear secrets being held in an insecure way at mar- a-lago is just extraordinary and certainly really changes the conversation i
just a few hours. his remarks coming after a harrowing 24 hours in america yesterday when one gunman shot and killed four people inside a hospital in tulsa, oklahoma, before turning the gun on himself. the shooter whom officials say purchased his ar-15-style rifle just hours before he barged into the facility looking for a doctor he blamed for ongoing pain after back surgery. the tragic attack in tulsa was not the only one to take place. a prison inmate in dayton, ohio grabbed a security guard and fatally shot him. outside in los angeles, a student was shot outside a high school. that incident now among the two dozen acts of gun violence near schools that have taken place since the start of 2022. according to one count there have been 20 mass shootings just since the rampage in uvalde, texas, last week, which of course, became the country s deadliest mass shooting this year, just ten days after a white supremacist murdered ten people and wounded three others in a supermarket