classified documents case. evidence that paints a potentially damning portrait of efforts by the expresident in the expresident s push to retrieve important and sensitive security documents from that washington post report, quote, two of donald trump s employees moved boxes of papers the day before fbi agents and a prosecutor visited the former president s florida home to retrieve classified documents in response to a subpoena. timing that investigators have come to view as suspicious, and an indication of possible obstruction. according to people familiar with the matter. trump and his aides allegedly carried out a dress rehearsal for moving sensitive papers, even before his office received the may 2022 subpoena. that is according to people familiar with the matter who spoke anonymously to describe a sensitive ongoing investigation. the washington post has new details on a question that has loomed over the entire investigation. what did donald trump do with his trove of
and remembering an icon. tina turner the queen of rock & roll. and we begin this very busy hour with very latest from washington where time is literally running out for negotiators to reach a deal to raise the debt ceiling. there s just one week until the treasury secretary s estimated deadline to stave off what could be a devastating debt default. top credit agency has now put the country s aaa credit rating on negative watch. pointing to partisanship as hindering a solution. here is what speaker mccarthy had to say just this morning. everybody is very professional in these meetings. look, i m a total optimist. we will get this done, and we will have a better bill because of it. and joining us this morning with more is garrett haake. also with us, cnbc s dominic chu. garrett, mccarthy seems optimistic about a deal. what are you hearing from the democratic side? no, that s exactly right, jose. on the fitch part of this specifically, democrats are frustrated. t
the howls we re hearing from some lawmakers, it sounds like we might be. on the right, there s chip roy, congressman from texas. i m going to have some blunt conversations with my colleagues and the leadership team. i don t like the direction they are headed. freedom caucus member bob goode of virginia saying i m concerned about rumors that a deal will raise the limit more than we want. senator mike lee from utah, i will use every procedural tool at my disposal to impede a debt ceiling deal that doesn t contain substantial spending and budgetary reforms. on the left, there s the progressive caucus chair who says i think the backlash were to be significant if we are bullied into a bad deal. cori bush of missouri, it won t be helpful to biden re-election if he slashes funding on things like education. and jim clyburn who says the president should negotiate, negotiate, negotiate and then use the 14th amendment to pay the bills unilaterally if time runs out. it may sound like w
job. reporter: a recruiting rush that can have life or death consequences. we have had eight drownings in our community. it was without lifeguards. reporter: in new york city, they raised the pay from $16 an hour to $21. that was not enough to deal with the massive deficit. right now, experts are saying if you want to be safe, do not go swimming at a beach where there s no lifeguard. sam brock, nbc news. thank you so very much. before we go, touching moments as uvalde remembering the lives and legacies of the 19 children and 2 adults killed one year ago. more than 1,000 people participated in an evening candlelight vigil last night. the surviving students and
and no rigorous recertification like lifeguarding. it takes a lot to become a lifeguard. over 100 hours. you have to do medical training. be a very strong swimmer. be in great shape. reporter: some suggest think it is time to rethink the goal of lifeguard as an merge service. we are looking at it as a part time employer but they provide an essential job. reporter: a recruiting rush that can have life or death consequences. we ve already had eight drownings this year in our community. and unfortunately, all the drownings have happened in areas where there weren t life guards. life or death. there you go. that will do it for me today. deadline-white house starts right now. hi there, everyone. it s 4:00 in the new york. there s brand new reporting on previously unknown evidence that has been developed by the justice department in the