executive power exists in perpetuity. but president right side not kings, and plaintiff is not president. trump s legal team has appealed the decision and is asking for the emergency stay of the judge s order until their appeal can be heard. but as of now, the national archive is set to start handing off trump s records to 1/6 committee on friday. while those records could help answer some of the lookest looming questions around january 6 including exactly what trump was doing that day, the committee is exploring practically every single facet of the capitol attack. brand-new reporting in the new york times pulls back the curtain on the committee s work, its scope. quote, in recent weeks the committee hired new investigators, pored over thousands of documents, and heard privately from a stream of voluntary witnesses from rally planners and former trump officials to the rioters themselves. the panel has learned details about how stop the steal rally organizers used deception
we will cover the big news out of the justice department as. well the attorney general merrick garland announcing today that he s moving to unseal the warrant to search trump s home. but we start tonight with a truly gobs mouth getting new report from the washington post. here is it, fdr searches trump s home to look for nuclear documents and other items, sources. a quote, classified documents relating to nuclear weapons were among the fbi items ip agents sought in a search of former president donald trump s residence on monday, according to people familiar with the investigation. experts in classified information set the unusual search underscores a deep concern among government officials about the types of information they thought could be located at trump s mar-a-lago club, and potentially endanger a falling into the wrong hands. one former justice department official, who in the past oversaw investigations of leaks of classified information, said the type of top secret
about his kill fbi desire to kill agents shortly after search at mar-a-lago. fbi agents we re also learning tonight shortly after the that he was at the capitol search at mar-a-lago. we re also learning riots on january six. tonight that he was at we will cover the big news out the capitol riots on of the justice department as. january 6th. we are going to cover the big well the attorney general news out of the justice department as merrick garland announcing well. the today that he s moving to attorney general merrick unseal the warrant to search garland announcing today that he is trump s home. moving to but we start tonight with a unseal the ward to search trump s home truly gobsmacking getting new report from the washington post. here is it, fdr searches trump s home to look for nuclear documents and other items, sources. a quote, classified documents relating to nuclear weapons were among the fbi items ip agents sought in a search of former president donald trump s resid
Declassified, would have pose a national security risk to america? would we ever find out if that s true? well who knows what document he may have taken out of the white house. clearly there were some, that s why the fbi and doj going after this. but there is supposed to be a record of every document that was declassified. and what i m hearing from the trump people is that well, it wasn t recorded. well that allows trump and others to say after the fact, he just the cost by this. that is not the way national court is possibly manage and handled, and particularly overseen by the president of the united states. so i find that the argument is really quite speechless, oh i declassified it all. it would be reckless and irresponsible just by the wave of his hand to declassify information that could be put peoples lives at risk. could put very sensitive technical collections programs at risk. and could put the national security of the united states of america at risk. and that s why i am so
He just the cost by this. that is not the way national court is possibly manage and handled, and particularly overseen by the president of the united states. so i find that the argument is really quite speechless, oh i declassified it all. it would be reckless and irresponsible just by the wave of his hand to declassify information that could be put peoples lives at risk. could put very sensitive technical collections programs at risk. and could put the national security of the united states of america at risk. and that s why i am so glad that we are gonna get to the bottom of this and if there were documents that shouldn t been at mar-a-lago, i m sure that the fbi will say look, you will be true whatever was. there as you know as the former government employee, we can t take stuff from the government. even stuff that you feel very attached to and very close, two very involved in, it s government profit, you can take. that before the last couple of days there has been some speculatio