Stay updated with breaking news from Cannon to. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
it s a contrast that the president will be taking to prime time on thursday with a speech in front of independence hall. the theme, a battle for the soul of the nation. the theme which he kicked off his 2020 campaign. democrats begin to gain momentum trying to shut down republican hopes of a red wave this fall. joining us now is nbc news white house correspondent mike memoli, senior national political reporter saheel carop, eugene daniels and julia torusa scranton joe is back with a prime time address. what do we expect toer hear from him today, thursday night, and the labor day parade in pittsburgh, which is my annual opportunity to watch mike memoli trying to run as fast as he can dodging the secret service agents. reporter: it might be a little harder this year. i i did bring my luning shoes as we re on the road with president biden. you can hear the marine corp. band all also here with the president today. we have been talking about the fact that white house advis ....
it says a filter team has already gone through the documents and pulled the ones that could potentially contain privileged information. and it says doj has already given back the private documents that are not a part of the investigation like the expired passports swept up in the shirt. legal analysts argue there isn t a need for a special master here. donald trump is not a lawyer. so discovering attorney-client privileged material is not an acute danger. donald trump is not the president of the united states any more, so economic tough privilege does not apply. and the volume of material all things considered isn t overly large for jauj to review themselves. still, judge cannon did wright she had a preliminary intent to grant trump s request. the question is both why and what will happen next if she does? so, as we await that unusual 40-page response from doj, let us understand the variables. julia ainsley, our homeland security correspondent, has also done extensive c ....
Justice department speaks through its court fights. today in 40 pages it will say a lot. i look forward to it. 40 pages is a lot. there is also a request for the inventory list, lisa. but we should not expect to see that? no, we shouldn t. there are two things that judge cannon has ordered doj to file. both of which will be under seal. in addition to the 40-page brief or the up to 40-page brief we will see publicly, that s a more detailed inventory of what was taken as well as what she calls particularized detailing of what review the fbi and the department of justice have done so far. we know that they have completed, for example, their review of any potentially attorney-client privileged materials. we ve gone through the ....
Not that the reviewed is flawed. it has represented all of the steps that it planned to tang before the warrant and has told judge cannon the steps that it has taken since the warrant or they will today to ensure that potentially privileged materials are not seen by the investigative team as opposed to the filter team. if i am her, i have been on the bench under two years and i think this is the biggest case i will see in my political sorry, my judicial career, i don t want to take chances because the bell can t be unrung if there is a danger you could implicate the constitutional rights of a former president of the united states, i am going to take every avenue available to do to ensure that review is as sang row sank as possible. barbara? three problems. one is the justice department now for three weeks it appears they have already loojd at them. it might be futile to have a ....
Reasons why a special master, and you help me with this, lisa, would not be normal here, you would not appoint a sfem. donald trump doesn t have executive privilege. it s not that of material. he is not a lawyer, so attorney-client privilege is not that much of a risk here. a filter team has gone through things and they have had more than two weeks before a special master might even be named. but if you are a judge, if you are judge eileen cannon and you say that you are inclined to appoint one, to grant donald trump s request, what might you be considering? i think the reason that judge cannon might be inclined to grant a special master here, and i m assuming that judge cannon is acting in good faith and fidelity to all her obligations here is because of the cui generation nature here. what is the harm of having a third set of eyes on the review doj has taken thus far? ....