scheduling hearing on the matter for thursday. this, of course, is all coming as the office of national security announced their own review of the documents to determine potential refuse for national security. talking all of this over, and possible developments i wanna bring in washington post josh joce. josh, let s talk about to the latest developments right in tandem with one another that may very well be related at the end of the day. first you have this intelligence assessment which will be ongoing, ranks? the damage possibly done by the documents that were being held in mar-a-lago. you combine that with this possible appointment of this third party, essentially, to look over these documents. if in fact that happens this coming thursday as the judge that, she has the intent to do so. how could one hold up the other if it happens? the former president has repeatedly asked for someone to look through the documents. it has been a couple weeks since he made that request. it
following this review of hundreds of classified documents the director of national intelligence will likely brief us and a classified setting at the capitol to talk about what she found in what her team found. what they re doing to mitigate this damage and how to prevent it from happening again. i think that the most startling aspect of this is ones that do reveal information about clandestine sources. also about signals intelligence. that is the monitoring of electronic communications of our adversaries. that type of information is extremely sensitive. just so you know we never review that information anywhere except in a secure component information facility, a skiff, underneath the u.s. capitol underneath armed guards. with the possible appointment of a special master we are hearing now from judge aileen cannon, the decision to