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>> certainly mar-a-lago is secure in and of itself. just getting onto the compound is hard. and then it was a locked door, and getting, you know, back down into the basement, there's security. you can't just walk down there. only certain members of staff can get there, and then there's only one key. so yes, it's a very limited number of people that have access down there. and you know, it was enough to where president trump believed -- our team believed that it was secure enough. >> so that was trump attorney christine that bobb in the aftermath of the fbi's court-approved search of mar-a-lago talking about access to the classified documents stored in the storage room there. we're back with mary, michael, and neal. michael steele, the beginning, i asked mary about the two prongs. it would seem that's a great answer if you're defending against allegations that the material was not indeed safe. but the truth is only donald trump would have had clearance. nobody else should have been able to access them. and if he's not the guy that went

could potentially be helpful in mar-a-lago.ng on with mark meadows in this investigation? >> no, i don't. >> did you have any communication with his lawyers? >> i do not. >> is your former client in touch with mark meadows about these investigations? >> i don't know. >> is that concerning in this is a key witness, someone there has been questions about whether he would cooperate against the former president. >> so mark meadows was not part of my particular scope within this. other members of the team are dealing with that. don't take my lack of knowledge as indicative of anything. >> if trump was to be indicted, would you encourage him to postpone the trial until after the election? >> you know, a lot of that would depend. it would be something we'd have to consider at the time based on what the charges are, when the charges are brought. is it something that can be brought to trial quickly? and disposed of quickly? that would have -- that's a hypothetical. i would need more info. >> we know in georgia there is also another inve

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so they're trying to see, what was going on inside of mar-a-lago, and basically the running's of mar-a-lagothey don't have a full digital camera accounting of the things that they need --? >> a full digital camera accounting, something that everyone likes to have. thank you for reporting, i appreciate time tonight. >> we have one more story for you tonight, the clock is ticking for donald trump who ♪ feels more easy. ♪ ♪ my doc and i agreed. ♪ ♪ i pick the time. ♪ ♪ today's a good day. ♪ ♪ i screened with cologuard and did it my way! ♪ cologuard is a one-of-a kind way to screen for colon cancer that's effective and non-invasive. it's for people 45 plus at average risk, not high risk. false positive and negative results may occur. ask your provider for cologuard. ♪ i did it my way! ♪ want to stop lower body pain before it starts? there's a dr. scholl's for that. new dr. scholl's prevent pain insoles are the only ones clinically proven to prevent pain from muscle-induced joint stiffness and strain. so you can stay pain free. (cheering) imagine you're doing something you love. from muscle-indu

somebody at mar-a-lago was worried about what those video tapes might show.e cliche, it's always the coverup, is often true. >> maya wylie and paul butler, my thanks to you for starting us off this evening, talk about this breaking news and considering with special counsel jack smith might be heading. appreciate you both. >>> and coming up, how democrats had to step in as the grownups in the room when mccarthy failed to get republicans in line. >>> and the gop primary field is about tote go a whole lot bigger, which could actually help donald trump. all that and more when we're back in just 60 seconds. ck in j. . rsv is a contagious virus that usually causes mild symptoms, but can cause more severe infections that may lead to hospitalizations, in adults 60 and older - and adults with certain underlying conditions, like copd, asthma, or congestive heart failure. talk to your doctor and visit cutshortrsv.com. we're talking about cashbackin. not a game. not a game! we're talking about cashbackin. we're talking about cashbackin. we're not talking about practice?

. ♪ (música) en telemundo recuperan el cuerpo de un hombre que se habría ahogado en el lago del valleñía state farm anunció que no aceptará nuevas solicitudes, que que tal muy buenas noches qué gusto que este con nosotros comenzamos con una actualización de nuestra noticia de última hora es que las autoridades del condado alameda acaban de recuperar el cuerpo de un joven en el lago del valle >> después de cinco horas y media la búsqueda de un hombre en el lago del valle culminó con el hallazgo de su cuerpo, la policía explica que testigos reportaron que el joven iba en un bote con su familia pero poco después empezó a tener dificultades y lo vieron sumergirse las autoridades dicen que recibieron la llamada poco antes de las cuatro de la tarde cuando desplazaron a la unidad marina para auxiliar al joven >> un helicóptero vino aquí y oí que alguien estaba nadando si me duele mucho que cosas así pasan >> este testigo comparte que es lamentable y a la misma vez dice sentirse sorprendido con los sucedido (hablan en inglés). la policía recalca que es muy peligroso entrar al agua sin un salv

so they're trying to see, what was going on inside of mar-a-lago, and basically the running's of mar-a-lagoe a full digital camera accounting of the things that they need -- ? >> a full digital camera accounting, something that everyone likes to have. thank you for reporting, i appreciate time tonight. >> we have one more story for you tonight, the clock is ticking for donald trump who has a big decision to make and not a lot of time to make it. that's ahead. getting inspired! volunteering! playing pickleba...! asking the right question can greatly impact your future. - are, are you qualified to do this? - what? - especially when it comes to your finances. - are you a certified financial planner™? - i'm a cfp® professional. - cfp® professionals are committed to acting in your best interest. that's why it's gotta be a cfp®. [♪♪] did you know, unless you treat dandruff regularly, it will keep coming back. try head & shoulders shampoo. dandruff is caused by irritation to a germ that lives on everyone's scalp. unlike regular shampoo, head & shoulders contains zinc pyrithione, which fights the d

after the fbi requested the security footage from mar-a-lago, mr. nauta reportedly reach out to trump's head of security, texting the security guys to, hey, call him. why did walt nauta need to talk to trump's security team on what was on those tapes? and does it have anything to do with why there are gaps on that security footage? that is one of the many things we still do not know, but the special counsel investigators they just might because they have talked to almost anybody involved in this whole thing. they have talked to maids and staff at mar-a-lago. they have talked to high level officials. they have obtained the cooperation of an insider witness. and they have subpoenaed a ton of documents. in just the past 24 hours "the new york times" and "the washington post" both report the special counsel had subpoenaed records from trump's businesses going back as far as 2017 as part of that same mar-a-lago investigation. and now the special counsel's investigators appear to be ready to reach a conclusion. "the wall street journal" reports today that

he had complied with the subpoena that there were no other classified documents remaining at mar-a-lago. as we have recently learned that appears to have been correct because evan basely told his associates he was waved off from searching elsewhere at mar-a-lago, anywhere other than the storage room. so that's like trump's office, the residence, and we know from the fbi's inventory of what they seized at mar-a-lago when they went down with a search warrant that the office was where the most highly sensitive documents were deposited. dozens of top secret and secret documents were found in trump's desk draw, in a leather bound box. the fact that evan was not given the opportunity or was basically steered away from locking in the office becomes really important in the obstruction investigation, like you said. and this is not an accident. this was him deliberately being told, don't go to the office. it's just sufficient to look in the storage room, and we think based on our reporting that that is material -- that is a material, misleading statement. >> yeah, but hugo, i'm going to stay with

so they're trying to see, what was going on inside of mar-a-lago, and basically the running's of mar-a-lagocamera accounting of the things that they need --? >> a full digital camera accounting, something that everyone likes to have. thank you for reporting, i appreciate time tonight. >> we have one more story for you tonight, the clock is ticking for donald trump who has a big decision to make and not a lot of time to make it. that's ahead. we leave you with hydrates better than the expensive stuff i don't live here, so i'm taking this and whatever's in the back. it's already sold in the us. but i'm not taking any chances. the uk's #1 skincare has crossed the pond. when i was diagnosed with h-i-v, i didn't know who i would be. but here i am... being me. keep being you... and ask your healthcare provider about the number one prescribed h-i-v treatment, biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for h-i-v in many people whether you're 18 or 80. with one small pill, biktarvy fights h-i-v to help you get to undetectable—and stay there whether you're just starting or

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by video conference from mar-a-lago.eason for this hearing was that the judge in this case needed to explain to former president trump why he is not allowed to post any of the evidence from this case on social media. which seems like it was probably quite necessary. because donald trump has a real tendency to post about his various legal entanglements. this weekend, for example, the former president went on a truth social tirade, the radical left democrats will step up their fake investigations on me because they they now see they can't win at the ballot box. trump hating special prosecutor jack smith, whose family and friends are big-time haters and, will be working overtime on this treasonous quest. >> mr. trump tends to do that kind of frenzy posting what he knows the stakes are getting higher. and this week, there's a ton of new reporting, suggesting that when it comes to special counsel, jack smith, the stakes are, indeed, about to get a lot higher. for starters, we've got a whole new host of reporting about how the

. >>> happening now, a significant new development in the mar-a-lago investigation. according to the -- >>> classified top secret documents. also tonight, a federal judge just handed down the longest sentence yet for a january 6th death. oath keepers leader stewart rhoades will spend 18 years, 18 years in prison for his role in the riot. the judge calling rhoades an ongoing threat to democracy. >>> and in ukraine cnn is speaking with the anti-putin rich shan fighters claiming responsibility for cross border attacks. they say they're using american military vehicles during the raids. we'll get reaction from a key white house official, john kirby. >>> welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> let's begin with new ve developments in the special counsel's criminal investigation into donald trump's handling of classified documents. josh, tell us what you and your colleagues are now learning. >> right, wolf. what we're learning is that one day before federal authorities came to mar-a-lago la

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. >>> there's been a flood this evening with major developments related to the mar-a-lago classified documents investigation, and there's brand new reporting regarding financial payments made not to clarence but ginni thomas, the wife of the supreme court justice already under fire. and we're going to get to all of that today. but first there is this. do you remember during the peak of the pandemic when people would bank pots and pans from their windows and cheer for essential workers every night at 7:00 p.m.? this is kind of like that but only for maga die hard. since august almost nightly trump supporters have met outside the d.c. jail, and at 9:00 p.m. the january 6th defendants inside the jail, they flicker their lights on and off, and that's because they're signaling it's time for everyone inside and outside to sing the star-spangled banner. ♪ the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night ♪ ♪ that our flag was still there ♪ >> "the washington post" reports they do that on most nights. former president trump even recorded and used these guys as like a backup choir. he th

situation, i should say, at mar-a-lago. gapped in the tapes. specifically surveillance video that deals with who may have misplaced hidden or illegally obstructed the search for classified documents. the software company which handles this footage has been subpoenaed. prosecutors questioning a number of witnesses about gaps in the security video and this prosecutor jack smith that trump was attacking looking at whether trump himself order boxes of sensitive material moved out of the storage area after the government issued the subpoena. the doj may have help on the inside, another watergate echo. confidential witness who has been working at mar-a-lago for donald trump for maybe a long time. that's what the reporting suggests. there's also a wave of new subpoenas in the last few weeks, to at least four mar-a-lago employees. what we have here is rising heat and pressure on a situation where the cover-up may be as bad as the crime. sound familiar? i have one more thing to tell you, and i'm going to share it with you when we co

, since a judge approved the mar-a-lago search.ocuments case, federal investigators have gathered new and significant evidence that after the subpoena was delivered, trump looked through the contents of some of the foxes of documents and found apparently out of a desire to keep certain things in his possession. people familiar with the investigation said. melissa, when you look at how much has been established, and again, this is a pattern now, over seven years of covering trump. journalism sort of reveals a behavior. someone asked trump about it, he cops to it. you know, damn right i had it, it's mine. and then the lagging indicator of a federal prosecutor investigating it. do you see anything in terms of public facing that wouldn't all point in the same direction of the publicly facing fact pattern? >> nicolle, it's sort of striking to think about all of the different criminal exposures, legal exposures that trump has going on right now from the probe in georgia to the civil trial with e. jean carroll and everything going on with

was packed and shipped off to mar-a-lago, mr. trump had no clue about any of that. there is more. trump was asked about another criminal investigation, the one involving his attempts to overturn election results in georgia, which is when we called secretary of state brad raffensperger and demanded raffensperger find 11,780 votes for trump. >> if this call was bad, i question the election. i didn't ask him to find anything. >> we heard the audio, mr. president. >> i said you owe me votes because the election was rigged. that election was rigged. this was a call that was made to question the results of election. >> i said you owe me votes because the election was rigged. joining us now is the former assistant d.a. in the manhattan d.a.'s office and a current professor of law. i think a lot of people watched that event last night and were appalled, but there were at least three or four people i can imagine i don't know if deleted was the word but watching with great interest and enthusiasm. jack smith, fani willis, alvin bragg, and

breaking news, tapes at mar-a-lago. special counsel jack smith is now asking questions about the handling of surveillance tapes from trump's home in florida. whether the tapes could have been tampered with. smith of course is leading the criminal investigation into trump's handling of classified documents. they want to hear from one or two executives. they're said to know a lot about mar-a-lago's inner workings. trump went on fox news to boasts about the tapes he handed over to prosecutors. >> they raided mar-a-lago. vicious ly raided mar-a-lago. i have tape, i gave them tapes. i gave it to them. i could have held that back. i gave them tape. but you know the tape they don't want me to reveal, if possible, they asked me, the raid itself. >> he gave those tapes under subpoena, but were those tapes everything? paula reid just broke this story. paula, what more are you learning? >> reporter: prosecutors working for special counsel jack smith have been asking about security footage from trump's mar-a-lago resort. and specif

this wasn't someone telling trump after the mar-a-lago raid, mr. president, you can't just declassify records by thinking about them as declassified. this was trump being told the rules of the road while he was in office as he was allegedly mentally and verbally declassifying stuff or whatever it was he thought he was doing, which then begs the question what is in these 16 records exactly? cnn obtained a letter which was sent yesterday from the national archives to trump laying it all out. it reads "the 16 records in question all reflect communications involving close presidential advisers some of them directed to you personally concerning whether, why, and how you should declassify certain declassified records." apparently during the trump presidency trump's advisers were repeatedly reminding trump of the official process how to declassify things, which totally makes sense because trump really liked sharing classified information when he was in office. remember the time president trump casually revealed highly classified information to the russian

certainly, not a good night for the catch up at mar-a-lago. you know, when i read this part of the story, the first thing that came to mind was, ironically, the book that later became a film, the hunt for red october. from tom clancy, if you remember from that story, it was a party operative concealed as a cook who is trying to bring down the submarine. all i'm thinking of, i read this news story from the times tonight here about an insider witness is that the person likely to have been this insider witness was someone donald trump would never have given the time of day. someone low on the wrong, someone who does the menial but real work of administering mar-a-lago. and who would know what the body man was doing, why he was doing, he would've seen where the boxes were going. they were gonna be political operatives doing that. that's gonna be someone donald trump would never have recognized, whenever of looked at. but that's the person who's got the relevant information. and that would be a very significant witness, if that person has provided

this information at mar-a-lago. our competitors are not rubs. they have the ability and there is a value to trying to understand what intelligence we have that gives them, takes our advantage and turns it into theirs. my worry is, it isn't being stored according to the standards, and more than that, it is so publicly there, if that is still true, but now you've kind of given a roadmap to those who would try and seek it, so there is all sorts of reasons that the rules exist and they don't include that kind of storage. >> my last question is, do the laws in america governing the handling of classified materials and the laws governing obstruction of justice, is an important day apply to everyone, to donald trump, if jack smith found finds that he broke those laws? >> in general, i do believe if there's a law it ought to upright everyone it actually in seaworld the greater responsibility the more your responsible to obey the law. and it's a point in the future we want different rules, different policy, given statute, we should go through that proces

mar-a-lago is just a much more discreet set of facts. still have to tie everything down, you have to interview all of the witnesses. that is one, if i were a betting man to answer these kind of questions i would say mar-a-lago is going to go first. and that seems to me, i mean, i hate to use the phrase because fani willis has used it, it does seem imminent to me. and i feel that jack smith will feel the pressure to bring it -- not because he wants to rush it but i think the american people are entitled to know the answer to whether a candidate for office has committed a state and federal crimes. so, i think jack smith will feel that pressure. i think any judge who gets this case will feel the pressure to bring that to fruition, as fast as possible, consistent with due process, meaning that donald trump like any defendant is going to be given time to prepare and make motions. but not drag things out ad nauseam as they want. >> to put it in more simple terms, mar-a-lago is really easy. trump stole some stuff. he then lied about steal somet

according to people familiar with the matter, to trump workers at mar-a-lago moved boxes of paper, gethis, just one day before the justice department prosecutors came to mar-a-lago, in june 2022, to retrieve documents and respond to a subpoena for classified documents. post reports federal investigators have come to view the timing of that movement of boxes as suspicious and an indication of possible obstruction. that's a gentle way to say it. nbc news has not confirmed this reporting with the new york times is reporting along similar lines. the most report is startling. it also says prosecutors have gathered evidence that, quote, even before trump's office received the subpoena in may 2022, he had what some people have dubbed address rehearsal for moving government documents he didn't want to relinquish. the timing is significant. after trump had handed over 15 boxes of documents in january, 2022, to the national archives, doj officials confirmed they were still missing classified documents. the justice department then tried for months to get trump to hand them over. he refused. then

who else was involved in a subterfuge to keep the documents at mar-a-lago?ents really in the storage room as he claimed or did he keep some out to show people coming in or others? the story has become less about him taking the documents and the original element, but the investigation, which is nearing its -- believed to be nearing its final stages has focused more on what he did with the documents there. >> what can you tell us about the meeting his lawyers have requested with merrick garland? are they going to get that? >> that's unclear. so far they have not. what we understand that meeting to be is for former president trump's attorneys to make a compelling case on why charges should not be brought against him and others. oftentimes in criminal cases defense attorneys meet with prosecutors before charges are brought while they're making these decisions to try to make a case for why they shouldn't be brought. we reported this happened with hunter biden's attorneys and doj in that criminal investigation, this meeting has not been set yet. but they asked for

the january 6 case and mar-a-lago., it then goes to the attorney general who can overrule the special counsel. two important things. first, the regulations say the attorney general has to give great weight to the special counsel's recommendation. the ag can only overrule him if he feels there's a real error there. second, if that happens, the regulations say that has to get reported to congress. we will know. >> what about the time line on this if they do decide to pursue indictment? >> there's no specific deadline by which doj must indict. however, it is a long-standing policy and practice that you try to avoid doing things that will land close in time to an election. if we sort of do the math here, even if they indict soon, even if there's an indictment this summer, you are not going to get to a trial for a year or so, which puts in the summer of 2024, which will be right in the heat of the election and right after the state trial, which we found out today is scheduled for march 25th. we could be in a really unpreced

it's about satisfying his boss in mar-a-lago and the crowd loves donald trump.t clear he wants to do everything he can to stop me from being elected to the senate where he knows i would be more effective at pushing back against these efforts to tear down the rule of law. i think this is what is part of what is at work here. >> i'm not going to ask if you think it's a coincidence, but this is the day this is a move to expel george santos the cereal fabulist from congress. that failed. but do you think this is a naked clay to basically seek an eye for an eye, if you will? you, if george santos is gonna kicked out, and so is adam schiff? >> i think that a lot of what is going on is a lot of what we've seen in the past, which is when democrats do something for the right reason, they use the president to do something for the wrong reason in an attempt to draw a false equivalence about it. but the confluence of efforts to expel this serial fabricator, george santos, this person who has just been indicted, headed hesitated guilt to a foreign crime, to distract attentio

employees of former president trump allegedly moved boxes of papers at mar-a-lago a day before the justiceepartment showed up to collect classified documents. >>> memorial day weekend is just the start of what's going to be a very busy summer travel season that we're expecting. >> yes, it is the unofficial start of summer and people are packing up and heading out of town for the long weekend. just ahead, we have your travel and weather forecast. >>> we do begin in washington where marathon talks to avoid the first-ever u.s. government debt default appear to be making progress. sources tell cnn the white house and congressional republicans are getting closer to a deal to raise the debt limit and cap federal spending for two years. now, any cuts or caps on defense or veteran spending are reportedly off the table. the chief negotiator for house speaker kevin mccarthy is staying in washington over memorial day weekend to keep talking with the white house. >> we've been talking to the white house all day. we're going back and forth. and it's not easy. we want to make sure this is an agreement w

lago and joe biden being sworn into office. and so, you know, i would say, obviously, it would pick up in january of 2021, but trump hasn't really done a whole lot in the last two years. he's he's golfed and talked with a lot of people and he's on true social. but he's there's nothing not much of consequence that's going on with him. and it does feel like this campaign could be a period of consequence and would be the next president is going to be the litigation that is sort of the investigations. yeah. yeah. well, i mean, now well i, i wish for example, we'd had the the january six house investigation already taken place for her book because a lot of new information came out through that investigation, through the power of subpoena, through some of the interviews with those trump figures. you know, i think the mar a lago documents investigation, which, you know, we're covering pretty closely at the post, has been quite interesting. i mean, there's a lot there, but it's stuff happening sort of around trump as opposed to what he

that's essentially a lot of boxes getting moved back into the mar-a-lago storage area on june 2nd.ning trump's lawyers invite the justice department down to come have a handover of some classified documents. what we're basically saying here for the first time is that a lot of these boxes that are so critical in the course of this case were moved just before the justice department arrived. that's just one part of a bunch of new things we're reporting here today. >> let's talk about the second part, which is that you report there was a kind of dress rehearsal for moving around sensitive documents. >> dress rehearsal is a term that was used in sealed court filings to describe a moment before the fbi and justice department really got heavily involved in this in which donald trump and his aides allegedly went through some boxes of material that the national archives were trying to get back. prosecutors and investigators have combed to view that earlier incident of alleged review and moving of boxes as essentially a precursor to what happens later at mar-a-lago involving a large number o

the january six case and mar-a-lago.o step two, to the attorney general, who can overrule the special counsel. however, two important things. first, the regulations say the attorney general has to give great weight to the special counsel's recommendation. so, the a. g. can only overrule him if he feels there is a real error there. and second, if that happens, the regulations say that has to get reported to congress, so we will know. yes >> and what about the timeline on this? if they do decide to -- idict this É >> it so interesting, so there's no specific deadline by which doj must indict. however, it is a long-standing policy and practice of doj, that you try to avoid doing things that are going to land close in time to an election. now, if we sort of do the math here. even if they indict soon, even if there's an indictment of summer, realistically are not going to get to a trial for a year or so, which puts us in the summer of 2024, which will be a ) right in the heat of an election, and b ) right after the state tria

you'll likely think of the fbi's court authorized search of mar-a-lago and of the 100-plus classified documents the fbi found on the premises that day. tonight's news centers on a time about two months before that, june 2nd and why the events of that day may be key to john smith's case. tonight "the washington post" describes the events that took place on that day as being of importance to investigators in the classified documents case. we've previously known may 11th of last year trump's attorneys received a subpoena. then we know june 3rd an attorney from the department of justice and three fbi agents met with trump's lawyers at mar-a-lago to collect those documents from trump's team. now, we also already knew at some point between those two dates boxes of documents had been moved around mar-a-lago on the president's orders, and we knew the special counsel had tat on video. what we did not know until tonight was this. "the washington post" reports tonight the boxes of documents moved into a storage area by trump's body man and another employee the day before the justice department c

we've got another headline coming out of mar-a-lago, a busy day there. an employee at the club who admitted helping move boxes of documents into a storage room ahead of a doj visit last year has now been questioned by federal investigators about his conduct in the weeks after the incident. that's according to a new report in "the washington post." the employee reportedly claimed not to know what he was moving at the time. but weeks later the paper reports the same employee allegedly had a conversation with an i.t. worker at mar-a-lago about how the security cameras worked and how long images remained stored in the system. the employee later told investigators the conversation was innocent and was not about trying to hide anything from authorities. but people familiar with the situation told "the post" those answers were met with some real skepticism. around the same time, so july of last year, the doj issued a different subpoena which saw footage from security cameras on the property. the employees actions for caught the attention of special counsel jack

they may be related to mar-a-lago.hat is the initial reason for the search, if jack smith and his prosecutorial team uncover evidence of another crime, then that is totally fair game for prosecutors. that's how they operate every day of every week against other criminal defendants. that's because our criminal justice system is really does have a strong set of safeguards for criminal defendants. you've got to be indicted by a grand jury. you've got to be convicted unanimously by a jury. you have rights of legal representation and all sorts of things like that. so prosecutors are given a wide birth in the investigative phase. >> neal katyal, i want to thank you for joining us for this breaking news. i know it was kind of johnny on the spot for you. but always, you did such a great job. i appreciate you. >>> and meantime, president biden, top house republican kevin mccarthy meeting literally right now in the oval office as the country is facing the urgent threat of a default. the two leaders speaking to reporters moments

and apparently, people in mar-a-lago were staging dress rehearsals for just such a moment.with one of the reporters. >>> plus, the biggest sentence handed down yet in the attempt to steal the 2020 election. prison time for the leader of the far-right militia the oath keepers. and another sentencing for another oath keeper is underway right now. and, parents subpoenaed. their son accused of killing four students in idaho. so why would his mom and dad need to testify before a grand jury in pennsylvania? >>> welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. we start with our law and justice lead and new signs of possible obstruction of justice in the trump mar-a-lago documents case. classified documents, according to "the washington post," which broke this story just moments ago. two trump employees moved boxes of paper within mar-a-lago just hours before fbi agents and a prosecutor showed up at the trump florida property to collect those very classified documents. "the post" is also reporting that trump and aides carried out a dress rehearsal earlier, months earlier, for moving governm

, that two employees to former president trump moved boxes back into a storage room at mar-a-lago. say to the fbi agents and to the government officials, we'll take you, you can see the storage room and the boxes. we'll give you a tour of the storage room and barred them from looking inside the boxes. what we now know based on an account from one of the workers, who said on the record that security cam footage shows him and the valet for former president trump moving boxes back into the storage room the day before federal authorities show up to collect subpoena material. >> we should point out trump has denied any wrongdoing in this case. please, josh, outline for us the detail in this reporting about the dress rehearsal that apparently workers at mar-a-lago conducted, even before president trump was served a subpoena. >> so if you remember before the justice department gets involved in this saga, you have the national archives. and they're asking at first gently, then more aggressively for president trump to give everything back. in a sealed court filing, a chief judge for the d.c

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you would likely think of the fbi's court authorized search of mar-a-lago. and of the 100 plus classified documents that the fbi found on the premises that. but that is not tonight's news. no, tonight's news centers on a period of time, about two months before that. june 2nd, the events of that day may be key to jack smith's case. tonight, the washington post described the events that took place that day as being of particular importance to investigators in the classified documents case. we had previously known that on may 11th of last year, trump's attorneys received a grand jury subpoena seeking all documents bearing classification marking still in trump's possession. then, we knew that almost a month later, june 3rd, an attorney from the department of justice, and three fbi agents met with trump's lawyers at mar-a-lago to collect those documents from trump's team. now we also already knew that at some point, between those two dates, boxes of documents had been moved around mar-a-lago on the presidents orders. and we knew that the special counsel put that