involved in the death of rayshard brooks in atlanta in 2020. a live report coming up. we have a lot going on here this afternoon. i m hallie jackson in washington. i want to start with our nbc news news justice and intelligence correspondent ken dilanian and former prosecutor and legal analyst tally winestein. the new letter that nbc news has gotten their hands on, the national archives had it, posted it, to mr. trump s attorneys where they found more than 100 documents marked as classified. talk about this letter and what changed between january when some of these docs were recovered to this summer and this past month? just how long the justice department has known that very sensitive, highly classified documents have been stored at mar-a-lago. this letter was written in may, is that the national archives found documents marked sensitive compartmented information and sap, special access programs, among the 15 boxes of documents that trump folks turned over in january whe
inflation up. however, cnbc polling and reporting has shown students or borrowers that have got an pause on this payment have not increased their spending, instead putting it in savings or using it for other expenses. it s very much something that the president has to thread the needle very finally here ahead of the midterms because it could on one hand excite one aspect of his party, but it could also deter others from voting for democrats overall. hallie? mara barrett live in rehoboth beach, delaware, with a cameo of the trolley in the backdrop. the explosive whistleblower complaint making waves from washington to silicon valley. top lawmakers on capitol hill already calling for investigations into the allegations being maded by twitter s former head of cyber security laying out what he describes as reckless and negligent cyber security at the company. this complaint which nbc news has obtained alleges twitter misled government agencies like the sec, the ftc, and that
information. they re left to read twitter and facebook where there s a lot of confirmation bias. it hard for folks to get the information that will change their opinions or just seem factual. neil: as we were going through some of the pow wows he s had with heads of state four a total, four weeks into it, but every major industry group from the automakers to big industrialists, to silicon valley. many of whom were no big fans of the president but are willing to work with him. the retails ceos of big manufacturing. more in such a short time than i ve seen. what comes of those meetings, any one s guess. whether that really translates into renewed business activity in this country, whether a lot of the commitments he s gotten from intel and g.m. and the others to manufacture and broaden their base in the u.s., any one s guest. we would have in the past made