i'm alicia menendez in for stephanie ruhle.ly three weeks ago that former president trump first told the nation, the fbi was executing a search warrant at mar-a-lago. today, americans had the chance to see some of the justice's reasoning for that move. the heavily redacted affidavit that underpins the warrant has been unsealed and made public. the document supports much of which was already known about the criminal investigation to whether trump and his aides took secret government papers, and failed to return all of them, despite repeated demands from senior government officials. nbc's peter alexander has more on today's bombshell developments. >> reporter: the 38-page affidavit focuses on what the fbi says it found in 15 boxes mr. trump returned to the national archives in january. mixed in with newspapers, magazines, and presidential correspondents were 184 classified documents, 67 of them marked confidential. 92 marked secret. and 25 documents marked top secret, where the government says, their unauthorized disclosure could

>> it certainly seems that way alicia. when you look at the fact that former president trump in this chaotic exit from the white house, will we have to also remind people that he was still lying about the election, not only was he consumed about pardons and clemency, but he's also concerned about the fact that he didn't really want to leave. there was question about whether he was gonna be dragged out of the white house factory, because he was some one who never conceded, he didn't want to go to the inauguration, he left in a cloud of anger. so some ways based on my reporting on the trump white house and even now it doesn't some ways connect to the idea that former president trump saw the white house as a way for him to continue break all sorts of protocols. he really saw the white house and what he wanted to do and whatever he wanted to do in that regard was while other presidents and other protocols might call for the president to leave some of these classified documents or might even destroy them or give them back to th

i look at a kind of like this alicia. in the midterms we know historically the party out of power typically advances. that is typically because the incumbent incoming president generally makes some bold ideological moves. if they plan a bold agenda, they pass the agenda, frankly we're city nation it doesn't absorb the shock to the system that will. so it's a reflex of response historically. in this instance, i think what you're seeing from the biden administration, i know it frustrates many activists in the democratic party we are seeing a slow and steady incremental approach to a legislation where he has significant achievements for democrats to run on. but the bold swing remains over on the right on it in service side, reflected in the january six revelations that have come out, the continued culture wars, the election deny, and yes a republican-led supreme court that repealed roe v. wade. the shock to the system now is a country saying wait a minute, wait a minute, the stuff that's happening over in the right, i don't

d what you>> it's a little baff, alicia. what's he is saying is, a special master can look at documents that might be privileged and call balls and strikes. there's somebody else who can do that, the magistrate judge. now, what's especially odd here is that there was a ten team, those are special fbi agents who went into look at things first so nothing bad would fall on the eyes of people working on the case. but they are looking for attorney-client privilege materials, things a memo between say trump and giuliani, of which there are maybe a half dozen, at most, in this whole big cash. trump's point is, there is executive privilege to these documents. that is all we he has been saying since the start, the letter you reported on before that came from the national archives specifically rejected that claim that went with the doj, the fbi, because that what was trump was using to say don't show these to the fbi yet. there is no executive privilege here because, a, biden has waved, an mba, it would be a crime fraud exception, and

>> yes, thanks, alicia. the man accused of stabbing author salman rushdie -- pled not guilty this afternoon to charges of attempted murder and assault. rushdie remains hospitalized, where he was put on a ventilator following surgery. -- today president biden condemned that attack, praising the authors refusal to be silenced over the years. the city of sacramento will pay a one point $7 million settlement to the family of stephon clark. police shot and killed clark, a 22-year-old black man. 2018, officers chased clark into his grandmother's backyard and shot him at least seven times. and act trust -- yesterday, one week after crashing her car into a house in los angeles. doctors declared the 53 old brain dead friday and made the decision to take her off of life support. the lapd is no longer investigating the cause of heche's crash. more american voices right after this break. where you can bundle and save. isn't that right phil? i'm in the metaverse, bundling my home and auto insurance. bundle home and auto

i am alicia menendez. new developments this hour in the ongoing saga involving mar-a-lago and donald trump. the saturday, new insight into what led to this week's search by the fbi, for classified documents from the trump era. nbc news now able to report that former president trump's treatment of government documents, top secret and otherwise, have longer alarmed his advisers. one former aide describing trump as a quote, back right. national security adviser john bolton says, trump, quote at a habit of taking stuff that you would never see again. this evening, reporting that suggests trump legal team may have lied about classified records at mar-a-lago. according to the new york times, one of trump's attorneys signed a statement back in june, telling the doj that all sensitive material at mar-a-lago had been returned. that is according to four sources with knowledge of the document, which nbc has not reviewed. on monday, the fbi seized 11 sets of classified documents from trump's post presidency home, incl

alicia. >> i am andre sims, i may lead youth organizer for the youth art project and a lead organizer for another campaign, and the founder of the nonprofit organization. we have young people who do work and we are involved in a justice program. we are committed to helping people impacted and we are led by young people who have been impacted by these systems. >> thank you come, mina ms. alicia castillo, my pronouns are she and her, and i'm director of policy at the texas center for justice and equity. we work on any mass incarceration through the lens of social and racial justice. i also serve on the board of equity action, a local group in austin, texas with transformation in austin. happy to be here today. josh: thank you. let me ask a question about how your experiences and form advocacy and your work. andre, would you like to go first? andre: sure. my experience is a little different. i was actually incarcerated at age 17 and served eight years. through my process i worked for an organiza

and so here is the thing, alicia. i understand that chris doesn't want to talk about the investigation. and in many ways, he can't. but he can certainly knock down these ridiculous lies. the notion that the fbi planted evidence at the mar-a-lago home of donald trump is an abject ally. it's disgusting! it's reckless! and you see the consequences of it. and chris could've really easily said, i'm not going to address the investigation, i'm not gonna talk about the facts of the case. but this didn't happen. we don't plant evidence. we have taken an oath to uphold the constitution, and the rule of law. i've taken it, all the agents who work the fbi have taken it. those ethics, that principle is in the marrow of our bones and there's no way in hell alicia, that our agents would have planted evidence at the search. that he could have said. right? so the old maxim, that lies get halfway around the world before the truth gets its boots on, we may not succeed in knocking down lies, but the men and women of the fbi deserve to he

i am alicia menendez. we kick things off with the latest maneuvers by team trump to avoid accountability to hold on to power. aided and abetted by republican leadership. according to new nbc news reporting, trump believes the search of his florida home will help him clinch the 2024 republican nomination for president. team trump is relying on and exploiting existing resentments within the republican base to maintain his position as the leader of the party. nbc news reports, quote, trump seems to be consolidating republican support since the unprecedented search at his home. in retrieving the records, the fbi tapped into deep seated grievances among many republicans in that government institutions are trustworthy or prosecuting their alone defender, that is according to multiple gop operatives who spoke to nbc news. the search at mar-a-lago, also helping trump rake in cash, the political committee raised millions of dollars, fundraising of the criminal investigation. as for the investigation, the federal ju

i am alicia menendez.astern for more american voices. but for now, i handed over to charles blow who is in tonight for ayman. hello, charles.

alicia, -- i don't know what it could be. alicia garza, who won the week?ount won the week, when they read marjorie taylor greene for filth about her condescending position about alone release. when she got a got of loan relief, white house twitter account wins the week. >> and they've got a whole thread and doing all the people who got ppp, why do they need the money? they make 174,000 a year! >> i was here for that. we need more of this energy. >> please, more of that energy! i was picking the folks who got the student loans. if you had a student loan, if you had between $200,000 and student loan, you won the week. let's our government to. joy thank you alicia garza. thank you latosha brown. moment of joy, jamie foxx doing this. >> he tried to give me the -- [inaudible] give me the virus. >> excuse me, excuse me, fake news. >> alicia and latosha, as they're still there, i have to say, that a brother right there on the week. i think latosha, let him get on the bus. i want him on the boss, joining our journey. >> that's right. the prettiest bus all around.

>> thank you, alicia. president biden tested negative for covid is mourning, following a rebound case, according to the white house physician, the president will continue to self isolate, pending a second negative test. the president is still feeling very well at the moment. violence in gaza raised on today, as israeli forces launched air strikes that destroyed residential buildings throughout the city. at least 12 people were killed in those strikes. earlier today, palestinian militant groups in gaza fired rockets at israeli towns near their shared border. the famous sturgis motorcycle rally rolling into south dakota for the 82nd time. the ten-day festival kicked off yesterday. hundreds of thousands of bikers are expected to attend this. this will be the third largest rally had in the age of covid-19. american voices we'll be right back after these messages. back after these messages. i've already told everyo ne! (nurse) wait... did you say verizon for just $30? (mom) it's their best unlimited price ever.

. >> alicia, good evening. a man who drove through a crowd at a fund-raiser in pennsylvania was arraigned on two accounts of criminal homicide. one person died and 17 others were hurt. police say the suspect also attacked and killed a mother after that crash. the u.s. state department is condemning a terror attack on a bus outside of jerusalem. a palestinian gunman opened fire, winning at least eight people, including five americans. this comes a week after israel and militants in gaza agreed to a cease-fire. and salman rushdie is on a road to recovery after surviving a stepping attack on friday. doctors took the author off the ventilator and he can i'll talk and joke. his agent cautioning that recovery is likely to be a very long process and the suspect pled not guilty saturday. more rick american voices after this break. as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean

>> good day to you, alicia. president joe biden tested negative for covid-19 for the second in a row. the president ended his isolation at the white house, he is traveling to his vacation home in delaware. a cease-fire is now in effect and gaza, after a deadly weekend of fighting. egyptian officials brokered a cease fire between israel and palestinian militants. israel strikes and cross that killed 43 people and injured 300 over the last two days. shooting rampage rocking a popular bar in downtown cincinnati this morning. nine people treated for non-life-threatening injuries. cincinnati police believe two shooters were involved. american voices will return right after these messages. right after these messages. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. what happens to your body language when y

i am alicia menendez.merican voices. but for now, i handed over to mehdi hasan. hi, this mehdi. >> a, at least. yeah so interesting to usa to be able to watch elect you know superhero with your kid. because it meant so much to my two daughters to watch ms. marvel racing plea on disney+. >> amazing. >> huge. >> what it did give me a thrill as a proud new jersey. >> yeah, i mean, people just don't get it until it happens. that, for me, is it fundamentally. when you see it happen, a lot happens. >> i was gonna say, it's important for what it means to you. but it's also important for what it means to everyone else who has never seen someone like th

>> certainly, but there's a very big point, alicia, i think others have been focused on to date. this, is by far, not one of the biggest crimes he's been charged with. but, it carries the penalty, that someone who is convicted of it is disqualified from running for future federal office. so, 18 usc 17 oh 71, if you destroyed records, when they came and talk to him a few months ago, and carted stuff away. much of it was documents that have been ripped up. you had, just today, pictures of them stuffing things down the toilet. they may have decided to go after this, disqualify him from future office, secure a conviction, and have that be the broad resolution of the whole problem of trump. that, in any event it's huge, but this feature of it that he couldn't run for office in the future, is really an enormous aspect of it. >> jill, i want your thoughts on everything, top to bottom, but i had to speak with you specifically about the former president making a comparison to watergate. i want to read it one more time for our viewers. but is the difference between this and watergate, wher

hello, everyone, i'm alicia menendez. this hour, the president and and his party on a roll. the entire senate will be in a vote-a-rama. the next phase of passing key legislation called the inflation reduction act. if it is passed, it is a big win for the american people, addressing not just inflation, but climate change and drug prices. also, this hour, republicans and the conspiracy theory contest at cpac in texas. it's another sign the gop is no longer the party of reagan. a new face off in florida, an elected prosecutor stands up to ron desantis's extreme agenda targeting reproductive care and more. that prosecutor now suspended is here. and later, truth prevailed against alex jones war on truth. shock jock forced to pay the price for lies about the sandy hook massacre. but, will it stop him? this is american voices. we begin this eke with a potentially historic week in washington, as senate democrats push for deliver on keeps is that the biden agenda. a live look at the senate floor right now, as senators debate the inflation reduction act, also called the ira. this is n

hi, rachel. >>> hi alicia. thank you so much. this is a big night for all of us here. to have you here for the 8:00 hour. >> thank you. >>> our thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. tomorrow is the day you're going to want to buy a physical copy of the thup. you're going to want to buy it and fold it carefully, maybe put it an archival paper or parchment. depending how saucy you're feeling you might want to note perhaps in archival ink in the margin of tomorrow's paper, note, anniversary of richard nixon's resignation as president. people will

american voices with alicia menendez. my friend. she starts right now. >> thank you so much reverend sharpton. always good to see you in these hallways. airline everyone. i'm ali salmon and as beginning this hour with a roadblock in the georgia investigation with donald trump's plot to overturn the 2020 election. it involves with his key allies in the u.s. senate south carolina senator lindsey graham. this morning a federal appeals court temporarily blocked and lower courts order requiring that gray must testify before a special grand jury in atlanta. graham argues he shouldn't have to because of legal protections from federal lawmakers. new reporting from political -- appeals court said in a two page order that graham's attorneys and prosecutors from fulton county district attorney fani willis needed to flesh out arguments about whether graham is entitled to have the federal courts placed legal guardrails on the questioning graeme could face. georgia investigators want to get to the bottom of grams -- of georgia secretary of state

alicia, i don't want to leave men out of this. we are seeing this on the ballot, and the administration frames this is an issue of freedom. running for office, and taking up that message, we can see beto o'rourke and texas, who is out today, and is taking on governor greg abbott to, referring to abbott's abortion ban. those ads will air during the preseason showdown, putting the cowboys, and texans. so, don't tell me that's not about reaching male voters. >> the freedom of what we saw in kansas, that this is what voters are coming out, and voting about government overreach. the president is in maryland, campaigning with gubernatorial candidate, westmore tonight. we got to talk with more about the roe decision, and on the days ahead, here is just a slice of that conversation. >> whether it is roe v. wade, people are starting to question if game marriage will stay legal. do people realize that all of these have been amazing, and it can all start to go away? >> i think they, are now. i tell you, i think, roe v. wade the barbaric deci

alexis gabe's father says he believes that alicia to face consequences. you know, marshall jones is but it doesn't mean the case is >> someone and that would his mother. lisa. >> kron 4 has reached out to the contra costa county district attorney's office for comment. but as of friday afternoon, we have not heard back. alexis, gabe's family is also appealing to state attorney general rob bonta. >> to take a look at this case. but for now in contra costa county, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> a man was arrested in mexico this week in connection with the fatal shooting that happened in san jose. police blame hosea gary for an april night shooting. that happened in the area of meridian way. and pedro street after investigators did identify him as the primary suspect. he was tracked down in mexico. he has been booked into jail in imperial county. he will be extradited to santa clara county and new details on yesterday's shooting death outside the 24 hour. fitness in brentwood, the victim identified as 21 year-old cesar are ronna from antioch. police say th

alicia ramos estuvo entre los manifestantes.icia: a poco mÁs de tres meses del tiroteo masivo en la escuela de ugalde, cientos de manifestantes llegaron esta maÑana para exigir nuevamente el gobernador de un cambio en las leyesen las ventas de armas de fuego. a este llamado llegÓ la seÑora gloria coronado, cuya nieta fue una de las pequeÑas que perdiÓ la vida en la masacre. esta lucha ya no es por nosotros, es por los niÑos, los niÑos de todo el paÍs. ya no queremos que quede nivel local, tambiÉn queremos que expandan en todo el mundo. vamos a seguir luchando hasta el final. comentÓ el padre de una de las vÍctimas. el mismo tipo de arma que fue utilizada en el tiroteo, asÍ como en otros tiroteos masivos en todo el paÍs. tambiÉn llegaron personas quehan perdido familiares a raÍz de la violencia con armas de fuego para de igual manera brindar su apoyo ante esta causa. >> yo los invito a que vean la autopsia de mi hijo joaquÍn, el daÑo tan honorÍfico que causÓ cuatro balas en su cuerpo. >> familiares asistentes aseguran la lucha co

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alicia: it is important. to attract customers in the light of weakening, over 8% this year. the sentiment in china is very negative. the fear is not so much -- but that's not enough. it is all about unreported flows. in flows from nonresidents are essential. half of those are equity, the market is underwhelming. you have the bond market, you need a differential. furthermore, given the expectations for weaker. they can keep rates so low, let alone cut, which is what the economy needs. kathleen: talk about how badly they need rate cuts. alicia: they need rate cuts badly because it was estimated the impact of covid, the contraction was about 2% of gdp this year, suggesting how much you need to do on the monetary side. however, this is very important, rate cuts may not be packed on the rest of the economy. there is an accredited track in china, the smaller banks are in trouble and bigger banks will not pass on liquidity. i think china needs to do some thing to keep cash, those that are lending mortgages, basicall

alicia levine, with bny mellon with serious math jobs.re is an epsilon, a greek letter, what does that mean is how we used to look at it, but now it really mean something. what is the systemic risk right now is to markalicia -- right now? alicia: that we price and the goldilocks scenario with inflation that is coming down on its own, so it doesn't have to go that last mile from the 4% to 2%, and that the consumer more or less stays healthy, even as the fed hits the labor market, job openings, but not actual jobs. that is the goldilocks scenario. it is possible, but that is what we are priced for. we have the s&p trading at 18 times forward earning as the 10 year move slower. the risk is, of course, that the stickiness of inflation that you talked about this morning is going to make things a lot more difficult. jonathan: how do you want to use that strength over the last couple of months? how do you reposition? what do you fade, where do you fade, and what is vulnerable? alicia: i think what is vulnerable here are the stocks that have rall

alicia i'm going to start with you.nt eras are caught they would've done stuff different back then. you have done what everybody else did back then and we evolved to where we are today. isn't this just the democratic weight they try to act like they make accomplishments they change names to everything's of actually dealing with actual subject matter? space that it was so much that actually need to generate abacus some resumes are suffering. and also for the white house puts out statements on a daily basis throughout the day reporters or see them all the time for today i received the statement from president joe biden marking slavery remembrance day brief second paragraph the first sentence, great nations do not hide from their history, they acknowledge their past. both the triumphs and the tragedies for the system white house incomplete conflict from what we are seeing happening. joey: joey, as amended literally given it all for his country, how frustrating is it to you in the veterans to hear people what to spit and ta

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>> thank you, alicia. mexican officials arrested the country's former attorney general for alleged involvement and the 2014 disappearance of 42 students. jesus -- faces charges of force disappearance, torture and obstruction of justice. dozens of students disappeared near mexico city before they were able to attend anti government protests. police recovered the remains of three other 42 students so far. international leaders warn of a possible nuclear disaster in ukraine as fighting continues near a power plant and russian controlled territory. reports of shelling continued in the area today. both countries were on the other side will attack that site. and heavy rain breaks severe warning -- from the tucson area. the crews there had to rescue more than two dozen students trucked on a school bus friday. more american voices right after the break. after the eabrk. es. the rash can feel like an intense burning sensation and last for weeks. it can make your workday feel impossible. the virus that causes shingl

i'm alicia menendez.e american voices. but for now, i handed over to many hudson. maybe? >> hello, alicia. have a great rest of your night. i'll see you next weekend. hello to all of you. tonight, on the myth he has some show, ron desantis runs the more. florida's governor out of control blocking what you could say and silencing those who stand against him. andrew warren who was support -- suspended by desantis joins me live. threats of political violence on the rise in the wake of the trump fbi search. i'll speak to democratic congressman and former impeachment manager eric swalwell who has been subjected to some pretty vicious threats himself. 87,000 coming to kill you? at least that's what fox and the gop want you to believe. i will debunk their latest paranoia. dangerous conspiracy theory, this time about the irs.

>> thank, you alicia. president biden testing negative for covid-19.doctors say he continues to feel very well. since experiencing a rebound case of covid this week. the white house says the president will continue to isolate until he tests negative a second time. that could be as early as tomorrow. actress and hage is in critical condition after a fiery car accident on friday morning. haitian reportedly crashed her car into a house on speeding through a los angeles suburb. the actress was hospitalized with severe burns. she is expected to survive. and a first of the two and a half century history of the united states marine corps. michael eli angrily was promoted to four star general. the first black man to hold this distinction. langley has been a marine for 37 years and commanded troops in afghanistan, somalia and okinawa. american voices will return after the break, stay with us. after the break, stay with us. good time. so to help you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's a pool party. look what i brought! liberty mut

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and also core issues that were driving this race. >> yeah, alicia. now we know a democrat pat ryan is going to win this bell weather district up in hudson valley. it's really extraordinary to see not only him win but also him outpacing president biden's margin in 2020. this year won't be quite so bad for democrats. we may look at a black swan event occurring in realtime. the supreme court overturning roe versus wade, creating that miracle the democrats knew they needed to have any shot at holding the house of representatives. we're seeing pat ryan in this race, repeatedly emphasize that issue to try to galvanize democratic voters, connected to his military service, talking about in an early ad how fighting for americanad freedom means fighting for reproductive freedom and bodily autonomy as well. that is one of several issues. itof seems to be the biggest on that is motivating democrats that shifted the landscape somewhat. there are other issues as well, gas prices very high a year ago have started coming down just a few months ago democrats seemed t

now at togo's good evening, i am alicia menendez. this is msnbc special coverage of primary night in america. polls are closed in florida, oklahoma and here in new york. >> >> tonight on all in. a five alarm fire at the national archives over donald trump's failure to return top secret documents. tonight, the newly published letter of the ex president. and andrew weissmann on each revelation keeps looking things worse for trump. >> president trump's legal team at quite requested the appointment of a special master. this is kind of a last resort situation. >> why a trump appointed judges scoffing at his attempt to slow down the investigation. and then it's election night. steve kornacki is here for all the results. from new york, florida and beyond. all in starts right now. >> good evening from new york i'm chris hayes. we do have a lot going on as you can see from the bottom of your screen there. it is primary election night three states, new york florida, and oklahoma. polls of just closed in florida and oklahoma, to be closing in f

we are back with our panel dan henninger, kim structural and alicia.eaucracy bothers to do any self-analysis at all. but much less admit some error. what kind of remarks you give rochelle walensky for some of the cdc? >> i think it was hard for her not too. she was getting a lot of criticism from both sides of the aisle for the cdc botched response. this goes back to the trump administration in the early days of the pandemic when the cdc botched the test samples. it contended the covetous and then refused to allow private labs to develop their own and deploy tests. these have continued over the biden administration. the problem is the democrats seem to think the problem with the cdc are different than the actual problems are. they blame the quote unquote confused and communication for the real problem with the cdc is it has tried to expand its scope into areas like social and environmental issues that really are not its purview. gun violence is the case in point for the cdc moratorium or tried to impose an illegal eviction moratorium across the country

or add a line to your plan today at xfinitymobile.com i'm alicia menendez. this hour -- following the fbi search at mar-a-lago. the government now warning of increased violence against federal agents because of the rhetoric of donald trump and his allies following the search at mar-a-lago. also, this sunday, the money trail. the former president fled v 400 times when sitting down with the new york ag's office. this hour, perspective from journalist, david -- who has won awards for his reporting on trump's finances. plus, democrats have another big win to run on with the passage of the inflation reduction act. but will it the infrastructure bill, and the supreme court's reversal of roby enough to help them expand control come november? we begin this hour with heated rhetoric of donald trump and his allies and how these verbal attacks on the fbi are putting real lives in danger. the fbi and the department of homeland security no warning threats to federal law enforcement have spiked since the search of mar-a-lago. in a joint intelligence bulletin, agencies say

>> well, alicia, this is just a confusing baffling race here. it's the missouri senate republican primary. you have a crowded field of candidates who are running to try to replace roy blunt who's retiring from the senate as a republican. former president trump had said he was going to endorse some time yesterday one of the candidates in that race. there were two erics and a vicky. he put out this statement that said i'm going to endorse eric, all caps, but no last name. that has led to even more confusion in this race. so you have eric schmidt who is the missouri attorney general. he is someone seen as somewhat of a moderate even though he was trying to sue to stop mask mandates to go into effect in the height of covid. he's attacked right to try and get the support of former president trump. and then you have eric greitens. he is facing claims of sexual abuse, of domestic abuse. both of those erics have put out statements saying they were the one endorsed by former president trump. they were on twitter saying, they've said it in person. it's re

i actually think, alicia, that it is almost essential. he cannot be allowed to get away with the blatant disregard of the law and the danger to the country. the evidence of his personal involvement is growing. just when you think it can't get any worse, it does. he was involved. he knowingly withheld. it the number of violations, there are only three listed in the search warrant, but i would say that there is theft of government, property that has now been added to it. there are many other laws that i think he could be charged with violating, and i think that any reasonable jury would feasibly fine, beyond a reasonable doubt, that he violated those laws knowingly and deliberately and without any reason for doing so. the new argument about a special minister is another delay tactic. is a way to prevent anyone doing the risk assessment that must be done to determine how much damage was done by the documents not being in a safe place. so, there is a lot that needs to be done to protect the country. and the accusations against the white house

alexis gabe's father says he believes that alicia clark, it's the pace consequences. you know, marshall jones is but it doesn't mean the case is >> someone and that would his mother. lisa. kron 4 has reached out to the contra costa county district attorney's office for comment. but as of friday afternoon, we have not heard back. all right, back live now again, it's important point out here that alicia clark has not been charged with any crimes. alexis, gabe's family has also called on state attorney general rob bonta to investigate this case. >> but for now in contra costa county, charles clifford kron, 4 news, thanks very much, charles, for that live update on this ever developing story. >> an update now on the story of that deadly shooting outside a brentwood, jim. we now know the identity of the man killed. 21 year-old seesaw iran of antioch died at the 24 hour. fitness located on one tree way on thursday. 3 other people were injured. this happened around 02:00am police say a fight broke out near the gyms basketball court and spilled into the parking lot before sho

>> that has struck me so many times, alicia.side the january 6th hearing room, i think on the right there is this desire to not put gender or identity first. it is something that republican operatives i spoke to for the book regularly say. the grassroots hates that kind of conversation. however, you show up how you show up. these conversations are going to be had, but it also strikes me that on the republican side right now, the accountability movement against trump is being led by women. yes, by vice chair of the january 6th committee leads cheney, but also the women who have chosen to put their safety and security, in some cases, on the line and use what they know from serving in the trump administration, sitting in that hearing room and testifying under oath in front of the world. those gender dynamics have been in play consistently. i think for example of the cassidy hutchinson testimony when, on the record under oath, she told people what she was told during her time in the white house. then other people on background, not

i'm alicia menendez. we begin this sunday with what happens next in the mar-a-lago documents investigation. the newest facet to be led by the director of national intelligence. dni avril haines this weekend agreeing to meet the demands of top congressional democrats. seeking to understand the dangers of trump's decision to hoard some americans talked secret documents at the florida resort. the goal as stated by the office of dni is to evaluate, quote, the potential risk to national security. dni haynes that she will work closely with the justice department to avoid interfering with its criminal code into the matter. to put it lightly, the intelligence community is rattled by more than the obvious here. a former president which used to be so reckless with top secret information. that he was sworn to protect. his actions may have very well put the lives of americans and american assets on the line. . i >> as a cia officer, our job is to recruit human assets overseas who are willing to turn their backs on th

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