to review documents for attorney/client privilege. is this sort of telling us what they re finding now? exactly. this is the status report of what that team this team, this filter team, that s what they re called, was involved with from the beginning when the search warrant was executed at mar-a-lago. former president trump s lawyers want a special master, an independent person to conduct the review. the judge told doj tell us what you ve done so far, it s been three weeks since you ve had these documents. that s what the new filing says, it s identified a limited set of materials that could possibly be covered by attorney/client privilege. they said they completed this review and have begun the process of going over anything where there could be a dispute. the search warrant lays out different ways that they were planning to handle a dispute, possibly going to the judge in private and saying, judge, do you think this could be covered by attorney/client privilege? setting
the president has done what he can do with the tool in front of him. i think a targeted approach right now really does send the wrong message. a lot of people out there making $30 grand,s $40 grand a year tt didn t go to college and need help as well. the truth is, in a sense that criticism is correct, but the answer is not to deny help to people who cannot deal with these horrendous student debts. that debate in a moment, but up first for us today, a national security gut chuck under way. top u.s. intelligence official making an important disclosure over the weekend. director of national intelligence saying now assessing classified documents kept at donald trump s mar-a-lago compromised how the united states spies on its adversaries. one of the hard questions is the 184 documents bearing classified markings and who had access to them potentially exposed confidential human sources. just today a new filing from the justice department lawyers telling a federal judge the