know who nancy is. we believe this is his fiance but chelsea decided her next mission is to figure out who nancy was and maybe find her family too. oh, aaron gilchrist, thank you. a beautiful, beautiful story. thank you so much. it is exactly the top of the hour. the fourth hour of morning joe. 9:00 a.m. on the east coast, 6:00 a.m. out west. we begin this hour from new reaction of a unsealing of a redacted copy of the fbi affidavit used to justify the search of former donald trump s mar-a-lago home. it is also a club. the 36-page affidavit reed details of the federal government s efforts to recover classified documents including top secret information that trump is alleged to have illegally taken from the white house at the end of his presidency. the affidavit states that in mid may, fbi agents conducted a preliminary review of the contents of 15 boxes trump returned to the national archives from his florida property in january. 15. and identified documents with classi
Battling blazes in kelowna say their biggest challenge is the lack of visibility. smoke blanketing the region has prompted air quality warnings across the country and further south in the us. but some rain in the province has helped. our correspondent wyre davies is in british columbia with more. it this is as close as we can get. the problem authorities have is because of the hate and smoke, it s really difficult to map out and detect where the fires are. the haze and the smoke. with the winds changing, sometimes they were fires in the hills, sometimes they disappear. 27,000 people remain under threat of evacuation. the situation is being brought under control, and thankfully there has been no loss of life, but the loss of property and business has been significant. the police are maintaining
That state. so, they are looking at the head winds changing. and while they know very clearly when you control the white house and both chambers of congress in a president s first midterm year, historically it is a tough go. they also see a potential to hang on to the senate and to have a narrow, but a narrow path, a doable path to try to hang on to the house. that may be a long shot. but it is a brighter picture than they would have even acknowledged just weeks ago. so you re seeing as you laid out the ways and the locations, the topic where s president biden s leadership is getting some more credit for what is going on. he got a lot of the drag when gas prices is one example were creeping higher and higher. and so they want to try to set this up. now you see a lot of democratic voters who want the president to come out in a hard swinging red meat sort of fashion. we saw a little bit of that the other night in the first midterm campaign address in maryland and he was trying to set tha
On that, let s go right to chad in the severe weather center, he s tracking first of all the fantastic nasa pictures i did the know you could see an oil slick from that far up and, of course, the danger of the winds changing, chad, and affecting possibly the coast. you know, and they tried to boom the thing. they tried to get booms around it and contain it, but it just became so large that the square footage and your mileage of the boom would just be it would be so far out there, it would never have that many booms in the united states to get it all around there. now they re spraying what s called dispersent around there, it s like 409. you spray it on there and it cuts the grease and the oil so to speak and the oil mixes with water more and it floats down into the water rather than floating on top, so you have nasa photos and you have the european satellite photos and it s basically the same picture. the winds are still offshore. they are still blowing from the north and the north