we got some insight from former federal prosecutor kan nawaday. he spoke with our phil lipof. >> so at first republicans are saying, we need to see what's inside that search warrant, right? so what do we learn if it gets unsealed? >> if it gets unsealed, it's going to be very limited. it's not going to be the full facts of the investigation. i highly doubt that the court and garland is seeking to unseal the law enforcement agent affidavit. that's where all the facts of e for probable cse. what they're going to unseal is the warrant itself, which is a one-page document, doesn't really say much and attachments that set forth the type of documents that can be searched for. and it might set forthth the criminal statute they're investigating. >> and we're talking about classified documents we think as well, so you can't release what those are either, correct? >> exactly. it's going to be highly redacted. i don't think the release of the warrant and the attachment will actually inform much. it'll give people, you know, insight into what they're looking

. >>> we spoke to abc news contributor kan nawaday, a former federal prosecutor to get his thoughts on the fbi's actions. he spoke to our linsey davis. >> we know that some judge out there probably in the southern district of florida has found that there may be evidence of a crime existing at trump's residence. i think the indication is that it's moving forward. they are taking active action and following the leads and following the evidence. you know, we've already had search warrants of trump adjacent persons like john eastman. their items have been searched. it's only's matter of time that they'll work up the chain to other potential targets. the next steps are going to be whether the fbi's found what they were looking for. they'll look through everything they found and see if that leads to other crimes, other individuals who they can be targeting. >> with that let's turn now to abc's ike ejiochi with some of the other developing headlines related to former president trump, as well as the january 6th investigation, ike. >> reporter: that's right, andrew. "the new york times" maggie