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right here in lagos, now lagos is seen as one of the key battleground states with about 7000000 voters. or, you know, the highest level of voters who have the highest populated city. and, you know, to put a collection of those results. i so going on, lots of people and fingers crossed the nail biting watching to see which of the candidates will win lagos, and also condo. the 2nd most largest city in nigeria, up north in the country, a guy collation kind of going down as we speak. so after 24 hours of votes in collection is considering. so we all know when the results like, might actually come out. no voting was delayed in many parts of the country. it had to be extended into sunday. tell us more. yes now and saturday voting did not start in time. you know where i even in lagos, many votes in the operating units, not as of about 10. they clearly did not stop at ha, ambia was delayed my printer units. i started about 12 noon in the, in the afternoon before i could vote was almost about to i so, and this really pushed on, you know, from the images people at lights were still counting vote

mayenijones, bbc news, lagos. joining us now from lagos is bbc�*s correspondant simi jolaoso.ining me. we havejust seen pictures thank you forjoining me. we have just seen pictures of those delays and disruption at the polling stations. describe the polling stations. describe the situation at the moment, are people still voting? what has it been like? figs are people still voting? what has it been like?— has it been like? as you mentioned, _ has it been like? as you mentioned, there - has it been like? as you mentioned, there have l has it been like? as you - mentioned, there have been several delays across the country, one polling unit i went to earlier in lagos, the electoral officers came an hour before voting was meant to end and people had been queueing for overfive hours at and people had been queueing for over five hours at that point, people were frustrated, angry and annoyed, but people remained determined to exercise their vote. fist remained determined to exercise their vote. �* , ,., ., their vote. at this point, do we have — their vote. at this point, do we have a _

turn—out here in lagos, nigeria's most populous city, tends to be quite low.19, only 18% of the electorate showed up but here, in one of the city's neighbourhoods, people tell us that the turnout is unusually high. at 6pm, three and a half hours after polls officially closed, some polling units were onlyjust opening. having a third candidate for the first time is an encouraging sign, in a region where democracy feels under threat. but whoever wins will have to deal with a struggling economy, high youth unemployment and widespread insecurity. mayenijones, bbc news, lagos. you mentioned there have been several delays of the company. at one polling unit i went to earlier in lagos, the electoral officers came an hour before voting was meant to end. people had been queueing for over five hours at that point, people were frustrated, angry, annoyed, but people remained determined to exercise their vote. �* �* , ., . ., vote. and it's a huge election, incredibly _ vote. and it's a huge election, incredibly competitive. - vote. and it's a huge election, incredibly comp

in some parts of lagos, where i went around this - lagos, where i went around this afternoon, there were suburbs around the town. some groups of men, some wearing masks, some with faces reveals, some stormed police units, taking away election materials, destroying ballot boxes, injuring some voters in the process as well and some of these places had little or no security personnel and ground. . tell us about the issues that are concerning nigerians? what is the things on the minds of them when they go to the ballot box? this things on the minds of them when they go to the ballot box?- things on the minds of them when they go to the ballot box? this is a very important _ they go to the ballot box? this is a very important election _ they go to the ballot box? this is a very important election for - very important election for nigerians because this is coming at a time when the economy is really struggling, a lot of nigerians are looking for a way out, they are needing a change and we have had skyrocketing inflation and high cost of living, we also had a record high security issues where t

mayenijones, bbc news, lagos.ritain and the european union appear to be close to finalising a new deal on post—brexit trading rules for northern ireland. under the current protocol, northern ireland follows some eu laws, and goods arriving from the british mainland are subject to checks. our political correspondent iain watson reports. the political stakes for rishi sunak are high. a deal with the eu appears to be moving closer. this would avoid a trade war between the uk and its largest market, but it could lead to a growing gulf within his own party, with some mps wanting the entire brexit agreement in northern ireland upended, and unless the democratic unionist party approve a deal, they won't agree to rejoin a power—sharing government at stormont. so, the prime minister has taken to the pages of usually conservative supporting newspapers to reassure sceptics in his own ranks that any deal won't be a sell—out. in an interview with tomorrow's sunday times, he says... but in the sun on sunday, he seems to suggest

mayenijones, bbc news, lagos.ave emerged at the g20 finance ministers live coverage of that election on the bbc website. sharp divisions have emerged at the g20 finance ministers meeting in india over the war in ukraine. moscow is accusing the united states and other western nations of destabilising the meeting. no closing statement was agreed, as russia and china refused to accept a passage condemning russian aggression in ukraine. g20 host india said that "most members strongly condemned the war in ukraine" but china and russia objected to the final communique because of, quote, "different assessments of the situation". the us treasury secretary janet yellen had earlier said it was "absolutely necessary" for all nations to condemn russia's invasion of ukraine. 0ur political correspondent leila nathoo is in bangalore for the g20 meeting and sent us this insight into india's role. it's here in the hills near bangalore that the first major meeting of the g20 under india's presidency has taken place, affecting the w

cuÉnteme cÓmo les fue en su viaje al lago tajo. >> no fuimos en familia.de los que fuimos en de samos con gripa. fueron dos o tres dÍas despuÉs de que regresamos. >> de acuerdo con experto en la condiciones del tiempo influyen de alguna manera en las enfermedades de oratorias.>> y esto va mucho mÁs allÁ del mito de nuestras abuelas decÍan que cuando nos enfermamos con el clima frÍo. >> el doctor responde a laduda de la familia y de muchas otras que creen que sÓlo cuando hace frÍo la persona se enferma. pero depende de varios factores. >> ha momento que tenemos cambios de climaproducimos mÁs moco y lo que son los pelos o los sirios que son prÁcticamente un filtro que tenemos en nuestros pulmones y en cierta partes de respiraciÓn. se paralizan.>> ademÁs de polvo, bacterias, y virus que circulan en el aire y se respira entre no prefiriÓ. >> ha momento que estamos en invierno estamos en mÁs contacto de lugares encerrados.menos ventilados y, personas.quiere decir que el virus y bacterias tiene mÁs posibilidad de aplicar una persona otra. por eso vemos a niveles

what part of the mar-a-lago investigation could this factor into?s a big question why were these documents not secured? this aide does not have clearance. the documents were scanned. they're in the cloud. there is a national security question there that the justice department is trying to get to the bottom of. the other thing is this is an ongoing obstruction case and there has been a suspicion for a while that the justice department has that classified records at mar-a-lago may have been removed or concealed and so one of our sources tells us that investigators at this time appear to suspect a shell game with classified documents related to the movements of this box. >> very interesting reporting. katelyn, thank you for sharing that with us. i'd like to bring in a cnn political commentator and senior legal analyst elie honig. how does this new information about the handling of classified documents, some of which ended up online change the questions that the justice department is now asking? >> i see two game changers here. the first one is now we k

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in one case, on sunday in lagos, a group of men pretended to be electoral officials. i didn't stormed into the voting center and attacked blank. i meant the chaos. there have been a few reports of ballots matching. and many complains of the electronic warning system that nigeria is using for the 1st time. political leaders have urged the electoral commission to declare results soon to feel that for the delays will dampen public trust and insight or more violence. we do not want this. we want peace in our country, we want the, you know, a credible erection, and we want us all to come together as nigerian, i make this thing will deet security challenges will have to be tackled by the new president. once nigerians know who that will beat or natively lagos, bureau chief is flourished cora, she joins us from the orca in ambrose states at welcome flourish. so results in from just under half of the state so far at where have the big surprises me a definitely lagos. legos is the strong hold of bala. i met in a wood the ruling a p. c. but as we heard yesterday, the labor party

what is being investigated with mar-a-lago now is classified documents. they were mishandled. could you talk a little bit about, is there any prospect for reform in this area? has this now become so politicized that it is just going to get lost in this polarization in washington right now? >> i think because -- i mean, the non enforcement aspect of the pr a is really important. the department of justice, federal prosecutors are not cooling how to prosecute someone. it is not, you know, they can -- they are focusing on the espionage act and other similar statutes in this case. as many have reported, it is really just the goodwill of the president to keep these records and turn them over why this administration ends. because no former commander in chief has ever been accused of violating the presidential records act or has been convicted of violating the presidential records act, like what was mentioning, there is not a lot of precedent for this. because it has not been tested, it leaves a lot of empty space of where to go. as far as reforms, i mean, this congress obviously is d

we've learned that prosecutors are specifically interested in a box that was discovered at mar-a-lagorump lawyers back in december. we're told this box contained a handful of classified documents tucked in among scheduled and other classified materials. further complicating this, back in 2021 a young staffer scanned all the documents in that box onto a laptop. this was done at the direction of her supervisor. she scanned the docs with her phone, though sources insist she did not know there were classified materials among the things she was scanning. sources tell cnn after those things were scanned, the box was moved to an off-site location for quite a long time before ending up back at mar-a-lago, where it was discovered in a closet where trump keeps challenge coins and other mommo mementos. they've all been handed over to investigators. the young aide we just discussed sat for a voluntary interview with investigators in recent weeks to discuss how this happened. the prosecutors continue to ask why this box wasn't given to the justice department, why it was conveniently off campus dur

in fact, a just about an hour ago i just returned from the collision center right here in lagos. now legos is there seen as one of the key battleground states with about 7000000 voters. ah, you know, to high as their level of voters who have the highest populated city and, you know, they put a collection of those results. i. so going on, lots of people and fingers crossed our nail bites in watching to see which of the candidates will win lagos, and also condo. the 2nd most largest city nigeria, up north, or in the country, garago collision kind of going down as we speak. so after 24 hours of votes in collection is considering. so we all know when the results like may actually come out. it's lisa chic, wumer aims. legos. the russian president, vladimir putin, has claimed that ukraine's allies are planning to dismantle russia and claim western countries of dismissed. in an interview on state tv ad on sunday, mister putin claimed russia had no choice but to take into account nato's nuclear capabilities. went on to accused nato members of taking part in russia's conflict in directly

we went around lagos today, some parts of lagos, what we, so some of the shops, businesses have been closed by their shops for fear that when these and results nosed that could be reactions. and then newton will stop. i will start and then they will probably get attacked by moms. that's the feeling of the streets of like us. but officials and the security services are telling us that they're having everything under control at the moment while people are watching to see what develops in the next few days. so that nationwide now will know who will be that president for the next 4 years. it was speaking about the sporadic incidents of violence just last night that might have affected the vote, counting processed in some areas and that might have to be held again. also it was mod by widespread delays and concerns that the technology didn't quite work. how, what has been the reaction to this and how important is not going to be the issue of whether or not the, the technology was working properly in the selection? well, technology is one of the main concerns in this election. early on the

she went on with him to mar-a-lago.e don't know if -- was instructed by someone else to kind of keep custody of the schedules, and that remains an open question. but clearly, even if there is a direct involvement from trump personally in this, that does seem to be a through line back to the former president wanting to keep hold of materials from his presidency that he did not return to the national archives or to the government at previous intervals. >> what's your interpretation of all this, tim? >> well, there are two thoughts here. i think that sometimes these classified documents stories, we just need to separate, particularly for viewers that are not as familiar with this process. like, there are different kinds of classified documents, right? super, super classified, then there's just classified, right? and i think that we over classified documents a little bit. the government is a bipartisan thing, the presidential schedules, you know, it depends on what's on the. obviously, but should we be treating them in the

i am here in lagos, the place that has the — place?here in lagos, the place that has the highest _ place? i am here in lagos, the place that has the highest number- place? i am here in lagos, the place that has the highest number of - that has the highest number of voters in this election. these elections come at a very tumultuous time for nigeria. there is a shortage of cash. there is also rising insecurity across the country with gangster kidnap for ransom targeting travellers on the country's roads. voters are showing up country's roads. voters are showing up at the polls today hoping that their next president can tackle some of these pressing issues. what their next president can tackle some of these pressing issues.— of these pressing issues. what can we exect of these pressing issues. what can we meet not _ of these pressing issues. what can we expect not the _ of these pressing issues. what can we expect not the polls _ of these pressing issues. what can we expect not the polls have - of these pressing issues. what can . we expe

i will correspond on in lagos, thank you very much.ade in talks between the uk and the eu over a new brexit deal for northern ireland. the british prime minister has been trying to win support for changes to the so—called protocol. the current agreement creates trade barriers between the british mainland and northern ireland. 0ur political correspondent, david wallace lockhart, reports. the uk and the eu appear to be inching closer to a new deal on the northern ireland protocol, one of the most controversial aspects of post—brexit trading. under the protocol, goods from scotland, england and wales are checked for compliance with eu rules before they enter northern ireland, effectively creating a border in the irish sea. those goods can then travel freely over an open border from northern ireland to the republic of ireland, which is part of the eu. the dup, northern ireland's main unionist party, and a number of tory mps, are opposed to this level of eu oversight in part of the uk. the chancellor yesterday, on a visit to india, was conf

ah lagos, sissy is one of africa's most vibrant spaces. but more and more at the grey stone in concrete, is interspersed with dr. colors and euros, opening up to fantastic spaces beyond sarah, sunny is the art, is turning the city into a colorful landscape with her eyes. the acceptance of mural has changed now compared to about 7 years ago when i started back then the acceptance was really low. over the years, nigerians have now grown to like the colors and the expressions and the message behind every piece of art or everything. so i really, i was, was very different. is antoine, but do i like it both to me? defied is the job legal? not done. you define this each of legos. if you look carefully gallsworthy law firms like should i say keep those more. ah, the space was commissioned in 2020 by a medical company. they are constructing from the start and they needed this barricade. so be designed aesthetically in a medical form. what they also want to pass the message across to people that are driving so that you know that it medical facility

i think what's being invested with mar-a-lago no is whether classified documents were mishandled.i guess could you talk a little bit about, is there any prospect for reform in this area, or has a steady, so politicized that it's just going to get lost through sort of polarization that's in washington right now? >> i think because, i mean, the nonenforcement aspect of the pra i think is really important because like you said the department of justice, federal processes are not right now googling how to prosecute someone under the presidential records act because it isn't, you know, first of all, they are focusing on the espionage act and other similar more strong statute in this case, it also because as, as many have reported, it is really just the goodwill of the president to keep his records and to turn them over when his administration ends here because no former commander-in-chief has ever been accused of violating the presidential records act or has been convicted of violating the presidential records act, like bob was mentioning there isn't a lot of precedent phrase and becau

mayenijones, bbc news, lagos. uk prime minister rishi sunak says the trade deal with the eu on northern ireland represents "unfinished business on brexit" and that he'll give everything he's got to get an agreement over the line. he made his comments in an interview for the sunday times. since brexit, exports from the uk are subject to checks to ensure they conform with eu rules. but for goods crossing the irish sea, they are checked on arrival in northern ireland, effectively creating a border between northern ireland and the rest of the uk. this is in order to keep open its border with the republic. the democratic unionist party says this cuts northern ireland off from the rest of the uk, and for two years they've refused to share power at stormont until a different solution is reached. our political correspondent iain watson has the story. the political stakes for rishi sunak are high. a deal with the eu appears to be moving closer. this would avoid a trade war between the uk and its largest market, but it coul

they were in the room where the documents at mar-a-lago were found.hey just decided not to take and asked for a padlock to be put at the door and raided the place with guns drawn. how did the american people juxtapose all of that and say we have equal justice. >> this white house is not being transparent. another fact that proves the white house is trying to obstruct our investigation and treating former president trump differently than they are being treated themselves is the fact that we requested the same type of information on joe biden that my predecessor, maloney, requested on donald trump. they never gave me any information and once again the reasoning was the general counsel said he published and printed out all the information and answered all our questions but he was not allowed to turn it over to us. once again the only people that could prohibits him from answering our request was the department of justice or the white house. >> last question, we know that joe biden lied when he never spoke to his son hunter or any family members about the

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it was not at mar-a-lago.or five hours today, the fbi searching the indiana home of former vice president pence, hunting for more classified documents. pence's attorney now saying agents did find one document with classified markings and six additional pages without such markings. the search, which happened with pence's consent, came less than a month after his attorneys discovered about a dozen classified documents in his home office. >> those classified documents should not have been in my personal residence. mistakes were made. >> reporter: the search less than 24 hours after news that pence had been subpoenaed by special counsel jack smith,o' i overturn the 2020 election. the special counsel apparently wants more detail about trump's efforts to convince pence to refuse to certify the election, a pressure campaign the former vice president described to david. >> did you ever point-blank say to the president, i will not do this, i will not intervene, we lost this election? >> i did, david, many times. >> rep

we are live in lagos next.his is bloomberg. ♪ francine: welcome back to the open. 21 minutes into the european trading day. holding strong, with the dax and cac 40 gaining someone percent. one of the most interesting notes was j.p. morgan stressing underweight value versus growth. let's get to the bloomberg business flash. >> the u.k. ed you are preparing to unveil a post-brexit settlement on northern ireland. sources say the agreement will be announced after a monday meeting between prime minister rishi sunak and european commission president, ursula von der leyen. a deal will seek to fix trading arrangements governing northern ireland. the u.s. held talks recently with three asian nations on the global semiconductor supply chain. a taiwanese official says the video meeting of the so-called chip 4 group discuss an early warning system to ensure supply. we are told no companies were involved in the meeting. a classified intelligence or -- report by the u.s. energy department has identified a chinese lab leak as

declaring there were no classified documents, none at all, left at mar-a-lago.e again from that "times" reporting another lawyer from trump, christina bobb signed a statement saying that quote, a diligent search had been conducted at mar-a-lago, trump's residence and private club in palm beach, florida, and that there were no additional documents bearing classification markings. bobb has told investigators and others that mr. corcoran drafted that statement, and she added caveats to it seeking to make it less ironclad. two months later, the fbi found 100 classified documents during their search of mar-a-lago, including highly sensitive intelligence about a foreign government's nuclear secrets, as well as empty folders with classification markings. a search warrant said there was quote, probable cause to believe that evidence of an obstruction would be found. an aggressive new legal strategy becoming somewhat public, is where we begin with some of our most favorite reporters and friends. "washington post" national investigative reporter and msnbc contributor caro

they have already gone into the grand jury around the mar-a-lago documents. corchran and kristina bobb, they were handling the searches and telling the justice department we searched everything, we don't think we have anything else. and then the fbi came in and found hundreds more classified documents. haba is the chief lawyer leading trump's defense in a civil case opposite -- or the trump family and the trump business, their defense in, a civil case opposite the attorney general in new york and what she had done was a search of mar-a-lago for that case. that's why they wanted to talk to her. >> all right. great reporting. thank you so much. >>> new this morning, we're hearing audio of f-16 pilots trying to determine exactly what was flying over michigan's lake huron on sunday. recording obtained by a publication that reports on military hardware called the war zone. listen. >>> i see something. i can't tell if it is metallic or what. i can see lines coming down. it's so close. you can see strings or something hanging below it. >> it also obtained audio of p

i just love you know i i've never been to lagos nigeria. the the the only country that i've actually traveled was kenya. a little bit of uganda. 24 hours. they kicked me out and probably somehow mistakenly wandered into ethiopia. um, it's interesting the way you thought you started talking about your family, you know, i just could not stop telling myself, heck yeah, that's an african mom right there, right? yes, right. all the arguments, all the talks. and it's like we never agree on anything. and that's part of the spice that. and if you don't mind, i read like a paragraph or so from your book or. you were more than happy if you could if you have if you could read it, that would be awesome. if you would let me. i would be more than happy to say to read it for everybody else here. so you're right. i have never seen an elephant in lagos or liberate, but i have seen a fight break out at a party over the uneven distribution of souvenirs. you will not spot any of the big five meaning the cats the cats game animals the big five games animal here

we have learned that prosecutors are specifically interested in a box that was discovered at mar-a-lagoack in december. we're told this box contained a handful of classified documents tucked in among schedules and other nonclassified materials further complicating this, back in 2021, a young staffer scanned all the documents in that box on to a laptop. this was done at the direction of her supervision and she scanned them with her tone. sources insist she did not know they were classified materials among all the thing she was scanning. sources tell cnn after those were scanned, the box was moved to an off-site location for quite a long time before ending back at mar-a-lago, where it was discovered in a closet where trump keeps challenge coins and other momentos. the box, the laptop, the thumb drive, this connected to the laptop, it all but handed over to investigators and the young aid that with just discussed, she sat for a voluntary interview in recent weeks to discuss how this happened. prosecutors continue to ask why this box wasn't given to the justice department, why it was off ca

. >>> and now we are looking for answers how the classified documents moved around mar-a-lago, and what discovery. >>> it seemed like all was lost a year ago as russian tanks moved across ukraine and moved in on kyiv. but the out numbered and out gunned ukrainians stunned everyone. they stunned the world. and kyiv still stands today as putin's bloody invasion continues. the cost has been great. the ukrainian people have suffered unimaginable at trosities. and it has killed hundreds of children and thousands of refugees have fled and thousands of suspected war crimes have been reported. that is ukrainian president zelensky delivering a speech to his troops this morning and promising victory in 2023. >> translator: it is you who decides if we are all going to exist. whether ukraine is going to exist. every day, every hour, it is you, ukrainian soldiers which will decide it. >> so take a look at that. that is a live look at kyiv on this grim anniversary. ukraine is bracing for potential russian strikes and attacks to mark the occasion. we have seen a show of solidarity around the world. th

and a lot of people are watching exactly what officials are doing here on the streets of lagos, there is an uneasy come. we went round the city early in the day and met businessmen, traders who are apprehensive of what will follow the announcement of results. most of the shops close lagos, which is notorious for its a sin, sin profit threw out today, and it's expected to continue probably until monday until when finally election officers have given the last details of result and security force are able to contain whatever will happen. okay, atlanta is is we'll keep watching and waiting many thanks. the update from lagos, ah, in it's been nearly 3 weeks since f quakes destroyed thousands of homes and southern care and northern syria. over $50000.00 people have died and the disaster a millions have fled the devastation trade bo reports from nor day in southern care, which is around the cities that was particularly badly hit while we were here are still trying to cope with a magnitude on what happened in this part of the country we're hearing, it's just about an hour away from a major ci

and would address reports now from lagos. like millions of nigerians cross time voter fighting my one, our local is worried about the high cost of living and having experienced violence during elections in the past. he's also wanted about what might happen after this vote on you. it's a fast sometimes on their banking, on the selection. i mean if this, if this was wrong, that means that we don't have a see enough on through them. you then nothing else can come and gone. dr. wally, get. the election process was marked by and they started, they got us in many parts of the country. and with more than 6000000 people expected to vote in this battle, ground stage of lagos, securities type, of he should say, secure to officious hop, been deployed on the ground at sea. and in there, i 1x5ww boxes. and he said to begin with a case legacy police chief warned against anyone provoking in rest who hadn't, if i you, we will, will let you will apprehend you. i will bring you to justice in the interests of our national security and democrati

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we go right now to join our cesar catabolic tactless. standing by cross there in lago, just just after 3 pm, beth cut about what can you tell us? what can you tell us about the oppositions or demands right now to nullify these presidential elections? i hope you can, you can hear me here. it's rory in moscow. i do, rory, and that is the call that has been made here by the 2 main, the political opposition parties to the incumbency of the a p c. and those are, namely the pdp, which is the peoples democratic party, as well as the labor party. and in terms of labor, the call was made by lee by chairperson missed the buddha, who said that that the elections can neither be declared free or fair or transparent in nature. this was a press conference that he had, that he had called having called the press conference yesterday in which we were also endeavoring to get into. and it was laid out postponed following some security threats. and this was a press conference that was made of stuff the pdp made its own press conference calling for the cancellation of these results, claiming for the same th

he had a big event over the weekend right down the road from mar-a-lago which is attracting interestinges. you saw some governors there. the governor from oklahoma and iowa. he looks for all intents and purposes like a presidential candidate. he's not there yet, as you said, but he looks like it. now, scott definitely sounds like a presidential candidate. i don't know if you saw his comments yesterday on tv, but he's talking about, you know -- he was talking about -- he was hitting democrats for the drug and victimhood and narcotic despair. that sounds like a guy who's running. needs saying a lot to the press on capitol hill. he won't even talk to us in the hallway anymore. that's all the signs of someone running for office. he was in a last week. again, he's got a huge amount of money. he's very popular with the republican base. he looks like a guy who's getting ready to run for president, and it will be a historic bid on his part >> i can't imagine anyone who wouldn't want to talk to you in the hallways, but the work and the matter at hand, what's next here? it feels like before they

roy room-lago? where the documents of mar-a-lago were found. the fbi could have askedt to take in any of thosed. documents when they were they're invited in by president trump. they just decided noand t to tae them and asked for a padlock to be put on the door and thentb raided the place with guns draw n. guns drawn how does how the american people juxtapose all of thatll and say we have equal justice? a well, i thinndk the american people are seeing that this white house at the very least, is not being transparent.arent.o but another factther fac that pg the white house is trying to obstruct our investigationd a and treating, again, formetir president trump very differently than there being treated themselves is the fact that we requested the same typen that we requested the same typen of information on joe biden that valpreda democrat chairwoman maloney requested on donald trump nationald on archives gave them every bit of anchives gave them every bit of donald trump, but they never gave me any information. and once again, the reasoningune wa

more classified documents found at former president trump's mar-a-lago home. cnn that trump's lawyers turned over these documents to federal prosecutors after they were found searching through boxes at mar-a-lago. now apparently the documents were also copied onto the laptop of a trump aide. federal agents also now seized that. this is all coming as today the fbi found and removed a classified document during a search of former vice president mike pence's home. evan perez is "outfront." evan, what more are you learning about this folder? i guess let's just start there. the folder that had classified markings that was found at mar-a-lago? >> reporter: right. so these documents actually were found by trump lawyers who were going through boxes at mar-a-lago. and they turned over this material as well as a laptop and a thumb drive. it turns out that an aide to the former president who works for his pac was apparently copying some of these documents onto a thumb drive and a laptop and didn't realize that these items were classified. and so the laptop and the thumb

it was retreated, last month, from his mar-a-lago resort. the folders contents were, apparently, copied onto a laptop, which is important, because it marks the first time that anyone has suggested that electronic copies were made of classified records and trump's possession. from the abc report, quote, trump attorney, james trust, turned over the classification markings to federal investigators, who also informed agents that it had been electronically copy to a laptop of a current trump aide. abc news learned, after the information was recovered, federal agents retrieved the laptop from the aid. the laptop was not retrieved on mar-a-lago grounds, the sources say. cnn tonight says, in addition to the folder, which was entitled, classified evening briefing, trump's team also handed over an unknown number of classified documents. it also reports, the aid, and owner of the laptop works for the save america pack. they copied the documents onto a thumb drive, and laptop, not realizing that they were classified. the phone drive, also, reportedly, g

first the breaking news tonight in the mar-a-lago documents investigation. it concerns trump lawyer evan corcoran, who's been representing the former president in negotiations with the justice department over documents foundst at mar-a-lago. corcoran has already appeared before a grand jury but tonight nbc news confirms special counsel jack smith isrm invokin the crime fraud exception in seeking more of corcoran's testimony. in a sealed filing of a judge overseeing the grand jury nbc reports that doj prosecutors say they have evidence of some of trump'sso conversations with corcoranti were in furtherance a crime. the news was first reported tonight by "the new york times." the quote, federal prosecutors overseeing the investigation into former president trump's handling of classified documents seeking to pierce asrgs of attorney-client privilege and compelling one of his lawyers to answer more questions adding an aggressive new a dimension to t inquiry and underscoring the legal peril facing trump. prosecutors have sought approval from a federal judge to inv