texas state senator roland gutierrez is here. this is american voices. hello everyone, i am julian castro, in for alicia menendez. we start this hour with that mountain of evidence recovered from mar-a-lago and the worrying signs from some top secret some top secret files may still be missing. the justice department sharing a detailed inventory of former president trump stash, showing he took more than 11,000 government documents for the white house. that includes more than 100 classified records and dozens of empty folders also marked classified. we don t know why the photos were empty. we also don t know who has the documents that are supposed to be inside them, but we do know that trump has a habit of hiding how the sensitive material from the doj, even former attorney general bill barr says trump, quote, this even federal prosecutors. in fact, barr argues that trump should not have had the documents in the first place. people say that this was unprecedented, well, i
circle talked about these documents, but i did not even have a picture of the documents. that is what we don t know. there is a lot the black out portions of the affidavit that seem to convince me that they knew absolutely that there were documents at mar-a-lago. they knew where they were added, and they knew what they would get. barb, serious question here, who is in more legal jeopardy as far as you can tell? trump or the lawyers that lied to the doj on his behalf? that s a really great question, and i think what we will need to know a little more about the investigation before we know that. it may be that the government already knows the answer to that question based on those reduction bars. about three quarters of the affidavit were rejected, but we don t know if they got a subpoena for video surveillance evidence that could show who is going in and out of the room that could really tell us who might know that the statements are false. but christina bobb at the moment seems to
it is unclear if he took the entire belt. we just don t know. jim, anything that can be gleaned from that timeline? is there anything that screams at you from that timeline? yeah what screams at me is there are more than enough time from the time that lieutenant asks for the backup at 7:55 to the back up find them at 8:05 is more than enough to get to your car and get in it and drive away before the back up is found. the back up arrived pretty quick. and they might have been passing responding officers driving away. a couple of them ducking down in the car and getting away. so there is more than enough time to slip out of there and they could have been watching the news coverage for two days. but i think the key craig is get something there that you can identify, dna or fingerprints or ballistics and tie them back to the murders. i believe they will come up with their identities, but they are going to need that or video surveillance evidence.
not a confession, no remorse, no desperation as to why they need money, it s done as if he did it as a boast? that s certainly the way it reads in the complaint. and they seem to be this teams to come directly from the victim of the carjacking. now, there s lots of other evidence in there. the primary evidence they seem to be using to tie the younger tsarnaev to the bombing is the video surveillance evidence. right. but they also make it clear the ieds that were found, that were hurled from that car that night during the shootout matched the ieds used in the explosions, same pressure cooker type device and also something that struck me was the wounds that tsarnaev suffered. right. reporter: hand, neck, hands, throat, all bullet wounds. making it clear he s not in very
flores s body was found bludgeoned to death inside the hotel room. there is confession. van der sloot confessed to police in peru. there is video surveillance evidence. two of them entering the hotel room. only van der sloot coming out. martha: thanks very much. we ll get more later. steve harrigan. bill: it happened again. nuclear scientist is killed in tehran. they are lashing out at the u.s., and a close ally. breaking story in a moment. martha: there is newt gingrich in south carolina. he has a fourth place finish out of new hampshire. what is next for him. big speech we re told underway. we ll let you know what is going on with that right now. i don t actually expect obama to agree that two plus two equals four. i expect the american people to watch the debate to figure out two plus two equals four. more we debate, clearer it gets the bigger our margin will be so we quain win house, senate and