voluntarily turned over 15 boxes to the national archives and records administration in january. sandra: the with question now, though, what prompted yesterday s raid on his home? fox news team covering now as we kick off a brand-new hour. phil keating has more on former president trump s reaction to all of this. peter doocy, the response from the white house. mike: griff jenkins is following a grand jury probe into the former president s handling of classified documents. sandra: david spunt is live at the justice department. this is not related to january 6th, that investigation? david: hi, sandra, not directly related to january 6th. this is related to the former president allegedly taking sensitive documents after he left the white house. it s important to point out, january 6th happened a couple weeks before president trump left office on january 20, 2021. what we do know, fox news is told by a source that inside mar-a-lago fbi agents looked in offices, safes and
probably be at liberty to do that and have it in their possession. so now we just wait, mike. mike: busy day for you. we will see you tonight for fox news tonight. sandra: bring in jonathan turley. thank you very much for joining us to move this forward, we are about to hear from the president, not specifically on this, although he could comment on it. top of the hour he is set to speak. we also have the white house briefing taking place at 2:40 p.m. eastern time. the white house has maintained it did not have notice ahead of this raid. what questions do you have at this hour, you ve been on this from the very beginning. well, i would be surprised if the white house was given any type of formal notice. that would be highly inappropriate, but there are these mounting questions, you know, we are learning more that there were ongoing negotiations, meetings at least in june, to
assigned to that to work with the families, okay. the hospital and all of the locations are locked down. and that s only for the safety of our staff and for everybody in the hospitals okay. once with feel it safe to open back up we will so everything is locked down for safety purposes all right. our doctors, everybody lab techs housekeeping, everybody is doing a fantastic job. we have good blood sources we have good supplies right now. everything is good at this point. okay, as far as we know it we re getting we re hearing it y all are a lot of updates a lot of information but right now the hospital is is stable, secure, everybody that was so that was briefing taking place in odessa as camera shot cut out there at the last moment from the official at the hospital there. but he did tell us 14 victims in that particular hospital. the second hospital that i brief earl lier said they have six and you know police department said
hold on in 2010 hold on. 2010, the democrats controlled all 60 votes in the senate and t the presidency and the congress and they didn t want to do it. so why didn t they do it. and on that, we have to get a special live coverage here on the shutdown saturday as we have learned that there is going to be a white house briefing taking place, and we will hear from mark short and nick braymy. stay with us.
great day to be here. meghan: me too. let s begin. it s not every day that the senate is asked to attend a briefing on matters of national security which underscores the urgency by which the trump administration is trumping the threat posed and threats of more nuclear tests. that briefing taking place at the white house tomorrow. all this after missiles pull into a south korean port after we hear that north koreans are conducting life fire drills. the submarine will join the aircraft carrier strike group in japan. senator lindsey graham will be one of the lawmakers at tomorrow s briefing. he believes the u.s. must be prepared to launch a preemptive strike as a last resort. he met with president trump last night and had this to say this morning on america s newsroom i had dinner with the president last night. it was a great dinner. i m really impressed with his