tomorrow good to have you here. so, if you got in your car, an you drove out of oklahoma city you drove southeast, out o oklahoma city, about fou hours. before you left oklahoma state limits, before you crossed the border, the last placed yo would hit is mccurtain county, oklahoma it s right in the farthest south corner of the great stat of oklahoma, it border arkansas to the east, and texa to the south and in mccurtain county, i that part of oklahoma. the local newspaper is calle the mccurtain gazette news and the mccurtain gazette news is a print only newspaper, doesn t have a website if you want to read th mccurtain gazette news reporting, it s like the googl days you have to wait each week until the hard copy of the paper hits your doorstep, an then you can see what they hav reported on. like all good local news outlets, online or in print, o both the staff at the mccurtain gazette news, make it thei business to make sure they are did legitimately covering th local govern
forthcoming with investigators, or both. sources telling the times, investigators still are seeking more surveillance footage from mar-a-lago, a sign officials are looking into how the classified material was handle while improperly stored at the former president s estate. according to the times, the fbi declined to comment. president trump s spokesman did not immediately respond. joining us now, justice and intelligence correspondent, ken dilanian, and former u.s. attorney and senior fbi official, chuck rosenberg. good morning to you both. ken, i ll start with you. nbc news is working to confirm all of this, a blockbuster story dropped last night by the new york times . the top line, the 300 documents. 300 of them taken by donald trump, according to the times reporting out of the justice department, is a pretty staggering number when you consider all the excuses donald trump has made. well, he just slipped some things into his briefcase, or they were planted by the f
leave their post, over these racist and violent comments. talking about how they sai they wish they could lynch people, like they could back i the day they wish they could people and put them in a cell. we and mccurtain, county oklahoma, it s not the onl place dealing with a local upheaval it is now making national news we are also keeping an eye o akron, ohio. 25-year-old black man, jalen walker, no criminal record when traffic ticket on his record in his life he was driving his car, last june, akron police said mr walker s car had a broke license plate light, because o that they try to pull him over according to police, walker di not stop, police say walke then fired a single shot fro his vehicle. he exited his car, he began to run, away the police officer chased after him, and then the shot at him. they shot at him dozens of
times, they hit him dozens o times. akron police have released bod cam footage of this incident i will warn, it before a plate this video is not for everyone if you do not want to see this again, once again a chance t look away or hit me. but here it is [sound of gunfire] we positivity are there, bu the audio continues, each on of those pops here in the audi is a shot fired by police. eight different police officer fired a total of 94 bullets, 9 bullets fired at one man they hit him in the hearts, th long, sliver, the intestines they broke his ribs, his jaw both his legs. all in all they hit him with
and sat there more than a year before they were turned over in january. former general counsel for the fbi, andrew weissman. and former fbi and cia agent tracy walder. good to see you. we talked about records the washington post obtained, showing legal experts were hired to breach voting machines following the 2020 election. there is a follow-up to the election. system data from at least two states reportedly was shared with conspiracy theories and right-wing election deniers. attorneys working to overturn the election, including sidney powell, hired a georgia computer firm to put the sensitive information from dominion voting machines onto a server. the data was downloaded dozens o times. accord the downloaders were accounts associated with a texas meteorologist who appeared on sean hannity s radio show, a podcaster who suggested political enemies should be