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mar-a-lago it by default declassified. the former president himself said all the documents in questions work because part. the question is, will that hold up in a court of law? james is a retired fbi and he joins us now. thank you so much, james, for joining us. i really interested to hear your take on this because i hear people arguing both sides of classifications, obviously, meant to be taken very seriously. the president has the authority to declassified anything at any time for any reason. how do you respond to these arguments on both sides of this? james: football clubs kelsea, let s unpack that affect three levels of classification. top secret, secret and confidential. sometimes there is restrictive. but that mentors who go with those three. we know from the inventory list that they took documents of each
anything he took with him to mar a lago was therefore by default declassified. and the former president himself said all the documents in question were declassified. but the question is , will that argument hold up in a court of law? now, james gagliano is a retired fbi supervisory special agent and he joins us now. thank you so much, james , for joining us . i m really interested in your take on this because i hear people arguing both sides of classifications obviously are are meant to be taken very seriously. the president has the authority to declassify anything at any time for any reason. how do you respond to these arguments on both sides of this? so first of all, totally let s unpack that. so there are essentially three levels of classification, top secret, secret and confidential. sometimes there s restrictive law enforcement sensitive. but the matters here with those three , we know from seeing an inventory list of what the fbi took that they took documents
0 will be free . now we can do what we love without worrying even eliminate meat in twelve we get started at my vodacom. my grandma never mentioned this but her first job was working at a five and dime when she was only six years old. it s all right there in the census we were a few details in the 1950 census on ancestry. aloha. good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight. i m tulsi gabbard. and i m here in for tucker. the warrant behind the fbi s raid on michelago has been released and we have brand new details this hour on what exactly prompted that raid and what joe biden s just just justice department was looking for. so here s what we know right now. the fbi removed nearly a dozen sets of documents that the doj claims are classified. former president trump, however, disputes this and said all the records in question have been declassified. the other documents that were seized from our logo included binders of photos and oddly, a grant of clemency for roger stone. the raid w
the heat for eight hours or so, maybe nine hours and eventually they were kind and offered me water because i was out there. i would have appreciated the opportunity to wait and air conditioning. laura: did they give you the inventory list before they left or while they were doing the raid that they don t want to call a raid? writes, we have the inventory list as you can expect it s not particularly helpful. so, yes, i kind of have the inventory list and they gave me the official receipts, laura: are you going to give it to us tonight? we are happy to talk. i would love to love to. laura: we really appreciate your joining us. you re a young lawyer and you were put in a one of the most historic and egregious abuses of federal authority that i ve seen in my legal career in a long, long time. but we appreciate you joining us tonight answering these