hello, everybody, welcome to inside politics, i m john king in washington. up first, some important breaking and exclusive new cnn reporting about the special counsel investigation, and that audio recording of the former president donald trump. sources now telling cnn that trump attorneys turned over material in mid-march, two and a half months ago, in mid-march, connected to a classified military document. the one prosecutors hear mr. trump describe on that audio recording now in their possession. that tape prompting a fresh subpoena from special counsel jack smith s investigators for any and all documents relate to general mark milley, the joint chiefs chair, or iran, sources telling cnn there s also a big unknown, whether that document in question, an iran attack plan, was ever actually returned to the government. let s break down this important reporting. it s beginning with the team behind it. cnn s kaitlan collins joins us from new york. paula reid is here with me in wa
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we reported yesterday that prosecutors have this audio recording of donald trump talking about having a classified document, saying, on that audio recording, that he wishes he could share it but he knows he can t, which is important. now, in this new reporting, you and your colleagues, number one, is a trump aide, margot martin, who goes before the grand jury, they have an audiorecording, and after her testimony, they send a subpoena to trump attorneys. walk us through the significance of this. yeah, so, mario martin, who is a former white house press aide who followed trump and works in his post-presidency office down in mar-a-lago went before investigators back in mid-march, he was there when she testified they played this audio recording that we broke the reporting on for her. we are told that shortly after she left, that is when prosecutors sent a subpoena asking for any and all documents related to general mark milley, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, and iran. i m tol
iowa. but when you re in new york, you better mr. chairman, you better control that. well, i thought the whole thing was surreal from the very beginning but more importantly i thought yesterday shouldn t have happened. he should have just issued a statement, saved himself the embarrassment. but doesn t he owe it to the people that supported you? that s what i was wondering. when you have stood before them and lied so boldly and so forcefully for so long, at that point, owing them something, you ve already thrown that away. so the reality of it is, issue the statement, close your office down, and sneak into that goodnight as a soldier should. that s a very good point. house leader nancy pelosi welcome weiner s decision in a statement saying, congressman weiner exercised poor judgment in his actions and poor judgment in his reaction to the revelations. today he made the right judgment in resigning. meanwhile, president obama expressed optimism about weiner s future in an