fbi to search mar-a-lago. the wall street journal that an informant familiar with the documents that trump had told investigators that there were more of them , more classified documents. this informant told investigators this after the national archives had retrieved the 15 boxes earlier this summer. enter the informant, a significant development. justice department officials as cnn reported, had doubts that trump was being truthful. this comes is the head of the fbi was silent when pressed on trump s baseless accusations of fbi agents planting evidence. christopher wray dodged the question. as i m sure you can appreciate, that is not something that i can talk about so i refer you to the department. ray was trump s hand-picked director. within the justice department, a major debate on whether they should speak out to the public about the search on trump s home. cnn is learning that some justice department officials believe that they should release a public statement. i
letitia james took part in the deposition. cnn political reporter sara murray has more on all these developments. she s got new details on the fbi search of trump s florida home as well. reporter: donald trump wrapping up his appearance after nearly six hours at a new york deposition where he pleaded the fifth. which the former president once said was a move for mobsters. the mob takes the fifth. if you re innocent, why are you taking the fifth amendment? reporter: today trump changed his tune in a deposition led by letitia james office. part of a three-year civil probe into whether the trump organization misled lenders, insurers and tax authorities by providing false financial statements. for years they ve been going after my company. i once asked if you re innocent, why are you taking the fifth amendment, trump said in a statement. now i know the answer to that question. he claimed everyone in his orbit was a target, adding if there was any question in my mind, t
inspired munich, erik ten hag dismissed widely supported suggestions last week that he had a split dressing room. his team were booed off having lost 3 0 last saturday to bournemouth, saying their consistency is down to chopping and changing the season, something which didn t happen last season. ~ ., ., .,~ something which didn t happen last season. ., ., .,~ ., , season. we ve had to make many chances, season. we ve had to make many changes. i season. we ve had to make many changes, i think season. we ve had to make many changes, i think especially - season. we ve had to make many changes, i think especially in - season. we ve had to make many changes, i think especially in our| changes, i think especially in our back line. we had a regular formation for a long time, then you get the routines in. so we have to wait for that, and until that moment, we have to deal with it. everything has to do with it. but i m sure that when we get back to regular basis, then we will
today, trump was under oath facing questions in a completely different lawsuit stemming from an incident back in 2015 when he was a candidate. the suit claims that trump s former head of security keith schiller hit a protester in the head and also destroyed the signs of others demonstrating against then candidate trump. kara is outside trump tower where this incident occurred and lawyers questioned trump for four and a half hours today. what are they saying about his testimony? that s right, jake. four and a half hours and several years in the making. the lawyer for the plaintiff told reporters that the deposition began around 10:00 a.m. and ended about 2:30 p.m. he said just like anyone else, trump raised his right hand and swore to tell the truth. here s how he described the questions and trump s answers. we examined mr. trump concerning a variety of issues including statements he has made at various campaign events and
remarkable and historic this event is today. the attorney general of the united states is under oath facing questions from his about the account from his ousted fbi director about matters involving those very close to the president and the new administration. this is this is incredible. and it s got the potential to be the defining event of the trump presidency in ways that are yet to unfold, so i think, you know, you want to watch what sessions says and what he refuses to address and the questions from the senators. great points. thanks to both of you for being here. appreciate it. and that does it for this edition of andrea mitchell reports follow the show on-line on facebook and on twitter @mitchellreports and find me on twitter @kwelker nbc. chris jansing is up next here on msnbc. hey, kristen, thank you so much. i am chris jansing in for craig melvin. at this hour public sessions, high drama on capitol hill as