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and jeff mason, white house correspondent for reuters. ryan, you had the very difficult challenge of speaking to us moments after this document dropped. you've had a bit more time, tell us what else we've learned. >> i mean, i think it's significant, especially those photos that you discussed in the last hour, that show just how this was organized. i think the key part of this is essentially, them not trusting the trump team. because after they had that initial grand jury subpoenaed that was delivered, you had this filing that was signed by a trump reporter. so we don't know based on the filing what it was, but it's been reported publicly they said there is no responsive documents left. and lo and behold, when they when it's executed the search warrant, there were all these documents left. there's still information, and we don't know how they got this horse that information. but the key part of it is, that they were right. you could see by the product of what they're able to seize from donald trump's mar-a-lago facility down there. in fac

and jeff mason, white house correspondent for reuters. gentlemen, i have hope you've had your red bull, your coffee, your coca-cola, because we could be getting his 40-page response from the doj any minute now. chuck, when we do, we know that they have already seized some of these documents from mar-a-lago, what do you think is going to be in this filing? >> a couple of things, stephanie. let me just take a step back, because i think keeping eyes on the prize is important here. the reason they executed the warrant to begin with, was to get evidence they could use in an investigation, and perhaps the trial if they charge anybody with a crime. and so, when way the other, the department of justice in the fbi, are eventually going to get that. either through their internal filter team, screening through privileged materials, or if the judge appointed special master. i imagine the doj will say, among other things, we've already reviewed the material, it's not that difficult, we don't need to go through this extra step, and that extra step is o

chuck rosenberg, matt millernb joins us, former speci adviser on communications for the nsa and jeff mason, white house correspondent for reuters. ryan, you had the very difficult challenge of speaking to us moments after this document dropped. you've had a bit more time. tell us what else you've learned. >> i mean, i think it's significant especially the photos yout discussed last hou that show just how this was organized. i think a key part of this is essentially them not trusting the trump team because after they had that initial grand jury subpoena that was delivered, you had this filing that was signed by a trump lawyer, name is redacted in this latest filing, so weis don't know based on the filing who it was, but has been reported publicly about this trump lawyercl said there was n responsive documents left. lo and behold when they went and executed the search warrant there were allec these document left. so there's still information we don't know about how they got the source of that information. but the key part of it is that they were right. we can see by the product what they wer

and jeff mason, white house correspondent for reuters. ryan, you had the very difficult challenge of speaking to us moments after this document dropped. you've had a bit more time, tell us what else we've learned. >> i mean, i think it's significant, especially in those photos that you discussed in the last hour, that show just how this was organized. i think the key part of this is essentially, them not trusting the trump team. because after they had that initial grand jury subpoenaed that was delivered, you had this filing that was signed by a trump reporter. so we don't know based on the filing what it was, but it's been reported publicly they said there is no responsive documents left. and lo and behold, when they when it's executed the search warrant, there were all these documents left. there's still information, and we don't know how they got this horse that information. but the key part of it is, that they were right. you could see by the product of what they're able to seize from donald trump's mar-a-lago facility down there. in

. >> let's bring in our panel josh crawsh hugh hewitt and jeff mason white house correspondent for rioters back better they did get something onto the senate and now onto the house. >> they sure did, a huge win for him. not what they initially wanted in terms of the money figure but it's got a lot of policy in there that president biden used as campaign promises when he was running for president a couple years ago. chief among them is the climate change piece and i think you will hear him talking about that more and i think you will hear democrats talking about that more as they try to reassure and now prove to the progressive side of the party and the progressive base that he can deliver on his promises. >> mike: democrats changed the name to make it sound like it would bring down inflation. i asked senator john thune about that earlier on this program. >> people in this country can't afford energy, utility prices, gasoline, food, everything in their daily lives is being affected by inflation and the cost of everything in our economy. this bill does nothing to address that all it does is

chuck rosenberg, matt millernb joins us, former speci adviser on communications for the nsa and jeff mason white house correspondent for reuters. ryan, you had the very difficult challenge of speaking to us moments after this document dropped. you've had a bit m

kimberley strassel, jeff mason white house correspondent for reuters and josh holmes podcast and formerest that that investigation into january 6th is continuing. there is a lot of people that think that this raid in mar-a-lago is really about january 6th and not classified materials. >> yeah. i mean, so far they are saying classified. some people are thinking it's a phishing expedition. both of these episodes are hugely disturbing. we have guidelines at the department of justice and the fbi in which they draw lines over politically sensitive topics essentially when we are near election time. you do not want that department to look like a bunch of partisan thugs. that apparently has all been thrown out of the window. the news about perry is particularly alarming and also on a slightly different category, too. this is the executive branch intruding on and seizing the phone of someone in the legislative branch. again, an area that the department has traditionally been very reticent to violate. >> bret: jeff, what about this? this does seem obviously like an escalation here and one would t

jeff mason white house correspondent for reuters. welcome to all of you.on there of what the president had to say early on his hopes for unity, getting rid of division and his more recent comments. he has this speech coming up thursday night as somebody who has worked on white house communications what would be your advice for him at this point? >> well, it really is striking to me how he is in campaign mode. he overtly today at this event, which was a government taxpayer funded event called for the election of a democrat to the governor's race. so, i hope now people will make the appropriate claims here and make sure that the taxpayers don't get stuck with this trip. but he is clearly in campaign mode. is he turning up the rhetoric to appease the left, to show anger, to show flashes of anger. that's what progressives want. they want to seat fight. he really has abandoned any talk of national unity. it a also notable today for what he didn't say. he didn't as he decried sirens properly so attacked the capitol january 6th. he did not decry any of the lootin