said no. so that was a significant development in terms of what could have been made this proceeding today even more complicated. in terms of the other walk up to that moment, we understand that there was largely a routine illustration of the charges. hunter biden did waive the charges being read in full. some of the interesting details we learned potentially is also about the terms of his probation, right? whether or not hunter biden ultimately spared of that jail time depends on his abiding by the term of his probation. hunter biden did tell the judge he has been sober. he has not taken drugs or alcohol since 2019. that coincides with the start of his father s presidential campaign in april of 2019. so the proceeding as we understand it is still underway. the most significant development, the judge asking a question about that fiing from the republicans.
archives, they re not a political agency. it s really kind of a group of librarians, of archivists who do not take political positions but just want all of the documents that they believe are theirs. they have repeatedly tried with trump s team. and privately there was a lot of frustration at the national archives because they say they ve never seen such a sustained effort to keep documents from getting to the archivists. and there s a real question as to why. we don t really know why. but the archives works with every administration after they leave to get documents back. but this was an unprecedented amount of friction between the archives and a former president. and on a separate track, barbara, tomorrow there s another deadline. this is another federal judge, not the judge magistrate. so mr. trump s lawyers went to this other judge instead of the judge who is presiding, bruce reinhart presiding over all of this, and their fiing was questioned by the judge.
warrant made public and the inventory made public. i want to read to you, neal, waiting for the judge now to rule in that case, donald trump ask and his said have said they want the affidavit to come out in the public. here s part of the fiing the government put in to explain why they didn t the affidavit to be made public. they say this, if disclosed the affidavit would serve as a road map to the ongoing investigation providing specific details about its direction and course in a matter that is highly like will to compromise future investigative steps. in addition, information act witnesses is particularly sensitive given the high profile nature of the matter and the risk that the revelation of witness identities would impact their willingness to cooperate with the investigation. so that s, you know, that s the government s position. i m curious about what you think given what the trump side, everybody in the republican world wants this this thing to be revealed. there are a lot of jo
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