claim to have taken items not actually in trump s possession. raymond dearie, the special master, told trump s legal team to state by september 30th whether they believe any of the seized items were incorrectly described in the justice department s 11-page inventory list, which said that some of the documents were highly classified. dearie also told them to say whether they are claiming that any items on the inventory list were not, in fact, taken from the premises. this is because, and this is important, trump has alleged trump has said on social media and in television interviews that the fbi planted items and described as classified documents that he had declassified when they searched his mar-a-lago residence and private club on august 8th. his lawyers have not asserted that in court, however. instead, saying that they have not reviewed the seized materials and are unable to confirm whether the government s inventory list is accurate. your reaction to that, harry? i mean, as a
confidential. that s significant because trump s attorneys told investigators that all the records that came from the white house were being kept in a mar-a-lago storage room, which agents had asked to be kept secure. that s according to the government s court filings. a spokesperson for trump issued a statement on twitter about the expanded inventory list. quote, the new detailed inventory list only further proves that this unprecedented and unnecessary raid of president trump s home was not some surgical, confined search and retrieval that the biden administration claims, it was a smash and grab. these document disputes should be resolved under the presidential records act, which requires cooperation and negotiation by the national archives and records administration, not an armed fbi raid. trump held his first rally since the fbi search of his home this weekend. he campaigned in pennsylvania saturday and, unsurprisingly, used much of his speech to
president donald trump s mar-a-lago home in palm beach, florida, after a federal judge unsealed a more detailed inventory list of items on friday. in addition to the troves of information marked top secret, secret and classified, the fbi search turned up more than 40 empty folders with classified banners on them. but it is unclear what happened to the information that had been inside those folders. they also found almost four dozen empty folders marked return to staff secretory, military aid. the search turned up 11,000 u.s. government documents and photographs without classification markings. they were found mixed in with classified material in boxes and containers in trump s office and a storage room. it s important to note, seven documents marked top secret were found in trump s office, as well as 17 documents marked secret, and three were marked
joey: right now check in with ashley strohmier for headlines. ashley: a fox news alert. it explosion at the russian embassy in kabul afghanistan. the russian foreign ministry reporting that the blast was caused by an attempted suicide bombing. the bomber was reportedly shot and killed by taliban guards while approaching the geats of the embassy but the explosives were still detonated. the top republican on the house foreign affairs committee is defending former president trump in the wake of the mar-a-lago raid. classified most of of my professional career. i personally wouldn t do that, but i m not the president of the united states. he has a different set of rules that apply to him. congressman michael mccaul says the move is the constitutional right of any president in office. a new inventory list from the fbi shows almost 50 empty folders with classified markings that were taken in the raid. the city of los angeles is still forcing children to wear a mask while playing indo
michael mccaul said the move is a constitutional right of any president in office. a new inventory list from the fbi shows among the materials found in the raid almost 50 empty folders with classified markings. new reporting from the new york post come at the top doj officials alongside hunter biden s personal attorney just before his rise to the white house. the report reads quick chris clark a partner at the new york based firm worked with nicholas mcquade on at least four different cases. he was named acting head of the justice department criminal division on january 20, 2021, the day president ryden was inaugurated. clark started representing hunter biden a month before. todd: jonathan fahey a former prosecutor joins us now. jonathan, look it is one thing to be partners together but i guaranteed i work for people and if those individuals were partners that came in here right