releasing it would do grave damage to their investigation. but here s the thing, there really isn t a lot of specific precedent here. a former president of the united states has never had their home searched by the fbi. a former president of the united states has never taken classified materials home and then not given them back. a former president of the united states has then never gone on to publicly attack the fbi and the d.o.j., putting the departments and the individual law enforcement officers and officials who work there in grave personal danger. that is to say the public interests around this case along with the potential consequences of withholding more information around the search could sway the judge into releasing it, if not all of it then maybe some of it with redactions. and while we don t know what judge reinhart will decide at this moment, we could know at any moment. the hearing started an hour ago. joining me now from outside of the courthouse in west palm
documents included presidential daily briefs and another similar document, which has an acronym that sounds like a food. what that other document a, the pie, the president s intelligence estimate, was it b, the picl, the president intelligence checklist, picl. was it c, the pear, the president s executive action report, or was it d, the fluot, the president s list of uh-oh trouble. p-l-u-o-t, pluot. what do you think, jason? that would be b, the picl. steve, what s the right answer here? this is a tough one, but let s check wednesday s segment. they called it a picl. it stood for the president s intelligence checklist, picl. pronounced pickle. and the picl was a super secret intelligence document prepared specifically for the president of the united states.
briefs, but also another similar document, which has an acronym that sounds like a food. what that other document a, the pie, the president s intelligence estimate, was it b, the picl, the president intelligence checklist, picl. was it c, the pear, the president s executive action report, or was it d, the fluot, the president s list of uh-oh trouble. p-l-u-o-t, pluot. that would be b, the picl. this is a tough one, but let s check wednesday s segment. they called it a picl. it stood for the president s intelligence checklist, picl. pronounced pickle. and the picl was a super secret intelligence document prepared specifically for the president