they came in, they raided mar-a-lago, probably illegally. we'll find that out. they took documents that they weren't even allowed to do. but they took documents, they took everything. i have given it to them. >> your lawyer signed a certification saying they turned over everything. then when the fbi raided mar-a-lago, they found documents that were responsive that had not been produced markov sulfide. >> all i know is i'm allowed to have those documents. but once you have a subpoena you're supposed to turn them over. >> i don't even know that,

corcoran not to give truthful testimony in mar-a-lago because he's paying mr. corcoran to represent him or his pac, or someone is paying mr. corcoran to represent him, and i believe mr. corcoran has got a lot of money from him. all that said, if mr. corcoran says something different in a trial in the mar-a-lago case and memos and voice records and recordings, he's going have to get impeached for that and explain what the changes are all about. >> vis memos are never been so critical. mary mccord, thanks for your time tonight. >>> still ahead hunter biden is about to be indicted, but can a plea deal still be salvaged? his lawyer joins me coming up. >>> but republican presidential candidates are thirsting for an endorsement of an organization that's being called an anti-government extremist group. we're going to have more on that next. emist group. we're going to have more on that next i need it cool at night. you trying to ice me out of the bed? baby, only on game nights. you know you are retired right? am i? ya! the queen sleep number c2 smart bed is now only $

quoted, text messages between employee two and another trump employee about moving boxes around mar-a-lago, and in one instance in 2021, trump employee one asks quote, is it only his papers he cares about? there was some other stuff in there that are not papers. could that go to storage, or does he want everything in their own property? trump employee to response, yes.

i would pay $20 million for mar-a-lago in a heart beat.would anybody in palm beach. >> sure. >> he's talking about the assessed value. there's some number. i wanted to be clear about that. >> sure. >> but under no circumstance is it worth anywhere near $1.5 billion. >> right. and some of the things he's doing, in the case of mar-a-lago, it is zoned to be a club. it is not a private residence anymore because he had to give it up in bankruptcy and make it turn a profit, so he's assessing it as if he could sell it as parcelled off lots in palm beach and then inflating that by 3,000%. >> right. first of all, you can't just take a property, which is zoned as a social club and automatically turn it into a residential property. then on top of that you can't parcel it off simply because that's what you want to do. there's all forms of application and he would not be entitled to it. first of all, let's assume that he sold the property tomorrow. he doesn't get the money. he doesn't get to keep all that money. there are people that paid $350,000 as a

this was anything but a rush to judgment in the mar-a-lago case. so i believe that if anything, too much cotton has been exercised on the january six commission in their work and oversight to proceed against a former president when there is serious and credible allegations of criminal conduct. but i want to thank you for your stewardship during this incredibly difficult time. i don't think there's been a more difficult time for an fbi director. and notwithstanding concerns i've expressed, none of them go to your integrity or your commitment to the country. i want to thank you for that. let me ask you about the different topics, although related to january six as well, let me ask you broadly about domestic extremism. this committee was voted down by the republicans that we should oversee the increasingly dire threat of domestic violent extremism. one of your recent reports underscored the rise of this prevalent threat. and i would ask you if he would address it today. >> so the rise of domestic violent extremism is something that i and we have been

corcoran not to give truthful testimony in mar-a-lago? because he is paying mr.is pack, for somebody is paying mr. corcoran to represent him. and i believe mr. corcoran has got a lot of money from him. now, all that said, if mr. corcoran says something different in the trial in the mar-a-lago case, then the one in the records and those voice recordings, he's going to get impeach with that and have to explain what the -- about. >> voice memos have never been as critical -- mary mccord, the great mary mccord, thanks for your time tonight. >> thank you. >> still ahead -- hunter biden is about to be indicted, but -- his lawyer, abbe lowell, joins me, coming up. but first republican -- i think for the endorsement of an organization that is being called an anti-government extremist group. we are going to have more on that next. 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

corcoran not to give truthful testimony in mar-a-lago? because he is paying mr.orcoran has got a lot of money from him. now, all that said, if mr. corcoran says something different in the trial in the mar-a-lago case, then the one in the records and those voice recordings, he's going to get impeach with that and have to explain what the -- about. >> voice memos have never been as critical -- mary mccord, the great mary mccord, thanks for your time tonight. >> thank. you >> still ahead -- hunter biden is about to be indicted, but -- his lawyer, abbe lowell, joins me, coming up. but first republican -- i think for the endorsement of an organization that is being called an anti-government extremist group. we are going to have more on that next. at next. [ tense music ] one aleve works all day so i can keep working my magic. just one aleve. 12 hours of uninterrupted pain relief. aleve. who do you take it for? and for fast topical pain relief, try alevex. oh stuffed up again? so congested! you need sinex saline from vicks. just sinex, breathe, ahhhh! [sniffs] what is

they did that at mar-a-lago. they did at mar-a-lago. what is that, nighttime raid with guns. they had automatic weapons there. so, no, i am here because it was my duty to the constitution in this country, my commander-in-chief to do exactly what i did and when i did it, it was department of justice policy, it was department of justice policy that i was in the right. everybody here should wonder what the hell happens. just read the memos for the department of justice and then watch what they did. what else do you need? >> why did you ask former president trump to backup your claim? >> you may have noticed that he's fighting for different indictments in three different jurisdictions thousands of miles away. ok. we chose not to go there, ok. but, look, that gets back to the evidentiary hearing on his indication of the executive privilege. it's not proper. hold it there, if you want to put it in front of my attorney's face, that's trying the line, that guy can crush you, but don't put it in front of the camera, ok, that's not right. >> you are in front of the camera. >> i am, yea

down at mar-a-lago is this man, yucil taveras. we know another trump employee, carlos de oliveira allegedly told repeatedly the boss wanted security footage deleted after the fbi requested that footage. and "the times" reports what happens next. soon after returning to the office, mr. taveras confided in a colleague, renzo nivar, what had just happened. one executive in new york, the trump organization's corporate director of security apparently became alarmed, according to people with knowledge of the matter. he alerted the company's legal department prompting a senior lawyer at the company to deliver a stern warning not to delete anything. so trump demands that the security footage be deleted. yucil taveras, the i.t. guy is reluctant to do it, and he runs that request up the chain. and the trump organization lawyers then effectively say absolutely not, do not do that, no way. we know at some point after that another trump employee drains the pool at mar-a-lago and just happens to flood the room where all that security footage is

then, the mar-a-lago...he mar-a-lago investigation isn't the only legal trouble for the ex-prez. yesterday, the new york attorney general, letitia james, held a press conference to announce a massive lawsuit against the ex-president's business... [cheering] for repeatedly lying about the value of his assets in order to defraud the banks who were giving him loans. but on "hannity," the former president trotted out a water-tight defense. "the banks should have known i'm a liar!" >> we have a disclaimer right on the front and it basically says, you know, get your own people, you're at your own risk. this was done by management. it wasn't done by -- it was done by management, so don't rely on the statement that you're getting. >> stephen: then why have a statement? what kind of excuse is that? "we put on the standard disclaimer. i am lying." i'd love to see him close a business deal. "shall we shake on it? psych!" now, what's this? what's? is this happening right now? is this happening right now? i'm being told

a worker at mar-a-lago strikes a deal with a top investigator overseeing the federal documents probe. a closer look at what the man known as trump employee number four has to offer and how much it might hurt trump's case. >>> pennsylvania authorities are still on the hunt for the inmate who has been on the run for a week now. that is despite multiple sightings and even his escape being caught on tape. i'm kate bolduan alongside john berman and sara sidner. this is cnn news central. >>> an incumbent democratic president losing support among democrats. voters including democrats with concerns about his age, his handling of the economy, and his son's alleged criminal activity. that is what president biden faces this morning as he prepares to leave for a major trip abroad. his approval rating is near an all-time low at 39%. nearly 70% of democrats say they want someone else running for president. 58% say biden's policies are making economic conditions worse. and that is just a small snapshot. with me now, cnn political director david chalian. these are tough numbers. >> it's a snapshot of

mar-a-lago is not a nuanced or particularly complex indictment here. but will any of that actually matter at the rate that judge cannon is allowing this case to proceed? >> joining me now are mimi rocah, former assistant u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york, now the district attorney for westchester county. and mark zaid, an attorney specializing in cases involving national security. mimi rocah and mark zaid, thank you for being here. i, mimi, would love to know, what would account for a judge, you know, receiving this request from the government, in june, and waiting until september to make a decision on. it >> look, judges often do not move at the pace that we as litigators would want them to. i mean, i have been frustrated by a pace of a judges decision making more times than i can count. i am hesitant to ascribe ill motive to this judge for that, regularly since, look, she made substantively the common sense, you know, ruling here, that one would have expected given the circumstances. that said, should she have taken into account the

just days after the fbi searched mar-a-lago. he told an audience at seatback, the conservative political action conference that investigation into trump's wrongdoing was designed to, quote, help frame up the 2024 race. and i hope and i think president trump is going to run again. we need to make sure that he wins. let me repeat that. we need to make sure that he wins. in pursuit of this goal, chairman jordan and committee republicans have claimed for months that the fbi is corrupt, rotten, politicized, and, their favorite word, weaponized against the american people. chairman jordan has launched an array of baseless investigations into the fbi, most premised on absurd conspiracy theories, some so absurd that the chairman cannot possibly believe them to be true. but this is where the extreme leaders of this congress has brought us today. today, house republicans will attack the fbi for having had the audacity to treat donald trump like any other citizen. the strategy is simple, really. when in doubt, chairman jordan investigates

a few days after that de oliveira pulled mar-a-lago's i.t. director into a closet and said again according to the indictment, the boss wanted the security camera server deleted. but if donald trump did have to testify about that but whether he has to member of his staff to delete security camera footage, what if his little answer to that question is no one of his instruction was more like would be a real shame if something were to happen to that security footage? . but the meeting is pretty clear, and that is the way it seems trump operates. say it but don't actually say it. remember trump's lawyer evan corcoran? after trump got a federal subpoena demanding that heat trump return all the classified documents in his possession, evan corcoran noted in a meeting about the subpoena trump asked him, well what happens if we, what happens if we just don't respond at all or don't play ball with them? the evan corcoran was set to return a full of classified documents to the fbi, trump didn't even use words. evan corcoran noted at the time that trump m

value of mar-a-lago was. >> that is what he saying the judge ruled it. he's complaining about the judge's estimate. >> he can certainly have his day in court when it comes to damages, which is where the trial starts on monday. i don't think he will be successful. mar-a-lago is not donald's house. it is a country club. it is a social club. it is zoned as a social club. you cannot just change zoning's simply from monday to tuesday by saying, today i wanted to be a house. therefore, it will be under r 1 zoning. therefore it is worth $300 million. it does not work that way. >> this is still going to trial. this is the judge saying the core of this investigation, it can stand. if he goes to trial and there is a cast judgment for two and $50 million, can he pay that or see going to bankruptcy? >> let me say there is a lot of mistakes that have been made by people in the media, journals include when they say this is $150 million lawsuit against trump and the organization. it is not. it is a baseline of $250 million. it could go anywhere up to whatever the judge

mar-a-lago's i.t.cording to prosecutors who codefendant carlos de oliveira came to asking for the security footage to be deleted at trump's request. "the new york times" points out what makes tarvaris unique is, quote, he is the first trump employee facing prosecution in the classified documents case known to have signed a cooperation agreement to avoid indictment. in fact, he appears to be the first of any of the dozens of people entangled in trump's indictments to be known to do that. breaking late today in the federal 2020 election interfeerps case, trump's lawyers filed a motion calling for tanya chutkan to recuse herself from the case, arguing statements made in the past sentencing hearings for january 6th defendants call into question her impartiality and ultimately taint this case. trump's lawyer, john lauro, wrote judge chutkan has in connection with other cases suggested that president trump should be prosecuted and imprisoned. such statements made before the case began and without due process

mar-a-lago is not a house, it's not donald house. it is a country club. it's a social club. it is zoned as a social club. so you can't just change zoning's, simply from on monday to a tuesday by saying today i want it to be a house, therefore it's going to be under our one zoning, and therefore it's worth $300 million. it doesn't work that way. >> you just talked about -- this is still going to trial. this is the judge saying the core of this investigation, what she's saying, can stand. if this goes to trial and there's a cash judgment for $250 million, can he pay that? or is he going into bankruptcy? >> let me begin by saying that there's a lot of mistakes that get made by people in the media. journalists included, when they say this is a $250 million lawsuit. one against trump and the organization. it's not. it is a baseline of 250 million. >> you're saying it could be more than that? >> i'm saying you could go anywhere up to whatever the judge determines. let's not forget, alina -- made a terrible error -- somebody, trump's attorney, by failing to check off a certain box

then, when the fbi raided mar-a-lago, they found documents that were responsive, that had not been produced, marked classified. >> i don't know what the timing is. >> that's it. >> i just don't know the timing. all i know, i'm allowed to have the documents.

. >> want to ask you about the case related to mar-a-lago. a new charge is you asked the staffer to delete footage so it wouldn't get into the hands of investigators. >> it's false. >> would you testify under that under oath? >> i would testify. >> it's a fake charge by this deranged lunatic prosecutor and he lost 9-0 and he tried to destroy lots of lives and he's a lunatic. it's a fake charge, but more importantly, the tapes weren't deleted and in other words, was there nothing done to him and they were my tapes and i could afford them. i didn't even have to give them the tape, i don't think. i think i would have won in court. when they asked for the tapes. they're my tapes and i could have fought them, i didn't have to give them. we didn't delete anything. nothing was deleted. >> so that's false? >> number one, the statement is false. much more importantly when the tapes came and everybody says this, they weren't deleted.

because you're sending it to mar-a-lago or to wherever you're sending it. >> as president, you have every right to have these documents, personal belongings and whatever else there is. >> many people have asked me why i had these boxes. why did you want them? the answer in addition to having every right under the presidential records act is that these boxes were containing all types of personal belongings. many, many things. shirts and shoes and everything. i hadn't had a chance to go through all the boxes.

trump employee number 2 showing documents clearly marked secret spilled all over the floor at mar-a-lago. mr. nauta and employee number 2 coordinated for months and personally moved several of trump's boxes around the property. while nbc news has not independently confirmed this "the new york times" and "the washington post" and abc news have all identified trump employee number 2 as his former executive assistant, a woman named molly michael. and abc news reports when trump heard the fbi wanted to talk to ms. michael last year, trump didn't overtly tell molly michael to lie. it wasn't as straightforward as that. instead trump reportedly told his assistant molly michael, who he knew knew a ton about these boxes, he reportedly told her, you don't know anything about the boxes. you don't know anything about those boxes. that kind of mafia-like double speak is really helpful as we try to begin to understand the former president's defense here. just last week trump said this to my colleague, kristen welker. >> i want to ask you about the case related to mar-a-lago. a new charge suggests you

we'll turn to the mar-a-lago case katie is talking about, the one brought by special counsel jack smith. there are new revelations about how trump was warned about keeping classified documents from the justice department. plus, why jack smith is sounding the alarm about the ex-president's very public social media posts and later in the show, the gop's anti-democratic lurch right now trying to work its way from state to state to state. we'll tell you what's being done to put a stop to all of those efforts, that and more when "deadline: white house" continues after a quick break. don't go anywhere. try downy light in-wash freshness boosters. it has long-lasting light scent, no heavy perfumes, and no dyes. finally, a light scent that lasts all day. downy light! (fan #1) there ya go! that's what i'm talkin' about! finally, a light scent that lasts all day. (josh allen) is this your plan to watch the game today? (hero fan) uh, yea. i have to watch my neighbors' nfl sunday ticket. (josh allen) it's not your best plan. but you know what is? myplan from verizon. switch now and they'll give you

information, following the end of his presidency including publicizing the existence of the mar-a-lago warrant. the former president's obstructive efforts continue unabated with respect to this invest investigation here in which he has determined to pay the legal fees of potential witnesses against him and repeatedly disparaged the lead prosecutor on his truth social platform. quote, this pattern of obstructive conduct amply supports the district court's conclusion that the former

the other is that mar-a-lago i.t. worker. joining us now is former january 6 committeed edmember adam kinzinger. how damage could this be? >> could be very damaging. she's an insider. it's a direct statement from the president. shows his intent, as does his action with telling her -- or making notes on the back of a classified document. she will be a valuable witness. i suspect this is just a sliver of what she has told them and what she knows. >> congressman, when you hear -- there's nothing that one can be too surprised about, that one hears about the former president. writing notes on classified documents and giving them to an aide, if true, is extraordinary. >> yeah. it's reckless. it's everything we know about donald trump, which is the only thing he cares about is himself. whether it's classified information or not, if that's the convenient paper to grab and write a note, that's what he is going to do. once again, molly michael -- you think of people like cassidy hutchinson, sara matthews, you have these young women in

and what she claims trump told her about those boxes at mar-a-lago if anyone ever asked her. >>> tonight, the uaw threatening to expand its strike against the big three automakers already affecting those striking workers. thousands of other workers now laid off. now the effects on american customers looking to buy a car. terry moran in michigan. >>> here in new york city tonight, the day care horror. a child dying from exposure to fentanyl. several other children given narcan to revive them. >>> tonight, the former nfl player missing. his mother has been found dead. we'll have to latest. >>> the sudden shortage of clorox products and what's behind it tonight. >>> "america strong," the daughter and what she did when her mother needed it most. >> david: good evening, and it's great to start another week with all of you at home. several breaking headlines. that dramatic arrest. the suspect behind the deadly ambush of a sheriff's deputy, and reports coming in now, that u.s. fighter jet wreckage reportedly just found. >>> but first tonight, the five americans freed from iran on their way to t

his jet, mar-a-lago, and trump tower.x in trump tower that he is famously exaggerated in value in size. >> three times the real size. >> he doesn't really own trump tower, per se. all the condominiums are owned by the people who live in the building. he doesn't own the land. he controls the commercial space. and the bottom of the building. he gets some management fees. it's not the most valuable thing he owns in new york. >> okay, tim o'brien, always appreciate having you on. it's an awfully busy day on washington as well. look forward to seeing you again. thank you so much. coming up next, we're gonna talk about a new book that details a real life version of succession, why a lot of people are unhappy about it. that's ahead. 's ahead he hits his mark —center stage—and is crushed by a baby grand piano. you're replacing me? customize and save with liberty bibberty. he doesn't even have a mustache. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ i'm adding downy unstopables to my wash now. i'll be smelli

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the judge decided trump valued his palm beach estate mar-a-lago at 20 times what it's worth, $600 million compared to the assessed value of $27 million. trump's interest in 40 wall street the judge said is worth $200 million. the trump organization valued it at more than $500 million. the judge found trump overvalued hi apartment in trump tower by tripling its square footage saying it's 30,000 square feet when it's 11,000. the judge adding a discrepancy of this order of magnitude by a real estate developer sizing up his own living space of decades can only be considered fraud. on the campaign trail, trump often boasts of his business acumen. >> i have some of the greatest assets anywhere in the world. >> reporter: the ruling is a victory for new york attorney general james who sued jump, his eldest sons and his company last year for $250 million. in a statement, james saying she looks forward to presenting the rest of our case at trial. all that's really left for the trial to determine is how much the trumps have to pay. the former president attacked the judge and the attorney general cal

would you stopped on the right thing if you are down in mar-a-lago.hat alternative history? >> i guess my short answer is i don't know, because that's not what played out. it's not what happened, obviously, you do the right thing. you do the brave thing. >> i haven't ever been, you say this, i have not been in a cult. we can sit here and debate whether the maga movement is a cult -- >> what i will say on that, i would hope that i would have come forward to do the right things still. but when you are in that environment, it becomes a lot more difficult. and i did get brought back into that environment. for a short period of time, when i first began doing my depositions with the committee. but i didn't feel empowered to comply completely but also jake, if i'm being completely candid and frank, i still felt that loyalty to him at the end of the administration. i worry that if i had gone down to florida, that that would have only grown. and i would not have come forward. whether or not what i testify to changes the trajectory of any investigation, i fille

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eastern tuesday night from mar-a-lago, to announce he's running for a third term for the presidency of the united states. >> the announcement comes despite many republican to hold off.ging trump o keeps moving games."her "desantis is the leader of the republican party." "2020 didn't work out. we have to look forward." >> we have a very important announcement to make tonight. i want you to know that i'm running away forever, and i'm never going to come back. maybe i will have to leave the country? i will be immediately be forgotten. nobody will come to my funeral. i think i will tell my son eric that i have been abducted by space force. i've always been a no-good, rotten, disgusting embarrassment to our great country. so in conclusion, bye-bye. bing bong. and god bless the united shtates. >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert!" tonight... lake news. first, stephen welcomes jon stewart and musical guest lcd soundsystem featuring louis cato and "the late show" band. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! [cheers and appl

the value of the property of mar-a-lago at around $20 million.d trump when it came time to put no for bank loans assessed it on his own as being worth $500 million. that is 20, 25 times more. and what the judge said in this ruling is, yes, there is some room for subjectivity when it comes to assessments. but there is not a total free for all. you don't get to fabricate numbers that are 20, 25 times greater and donald trump does just that in his defensive truth social post. he's making the a.g.'s case for her. >> and jamie, trump launched his 2016 presidential campaign at trump tower and now he might lose the building. i mean, we don't know that that is actually going to happen but that is a risk. he rose to political power on this perception that he was this magnate, that he was this huge colossus. do you think his base -- well how do you think his base will see it. >> well, we just have discussed does it make a difference? but i think, remember yesterday you and i were discussing, you did this interview with cassidy hutchinson and one of the quo

a former mar-a-lago employee that compounds i.t.operate ing with the special counsel's team. joining the conversation is evan perez and former prosecutor elie honig. evan, let me start with you. this question of this i.t. manager. he was the trump employee that was in the shadows. we didn't know who he was or what was going on. now we do. the special counsel's court filings said immediately after receiving new counsel, trump employee number four retract ed his prior false testimony and provided information that implicated nauta and trump in efforts to delete security camera footage as set torte in the superseding indictment. >> this was the first explicit acknowledgment of what happened. we all speculated, certainly when we saw the indictment. and we heard similar reports on the story, had heard that there had been someone who had change ed their story under pressure from the prosecution. that's what explains all of what happened and what you see in that indictment, what's also interesting is that when prosecutors keep going around

as i said, park avenue, trump tower, his triplex there, 40 wall street, mar-a-lago. it goes through again and again. in the case of seven springs, which is the big estate that he has up in bedford up in westchester county north of new york, the judge says even giving the defendants the benefit of millions of dollars that they inflated the value of that property by over 400%. and that's what every one of these examples are. but when you read that, does that surprise you? does that sound unusual? >> well, not at all, erin. harry said something that the judge referenced as persistent fraud. it's been persistent and consistent for well beyond the decade that the judge referenced. going back to the '90s, you could almost say fraud was a part of the trump organization's mission statement. i ran a business, it was very successful. and this is just an anecdotal, you know, response to your question. the plaza was doing terrific and the taj mahal was going to open up. that was going to devastate the market in atlantic city. and at that time we were putting together a budget fo

plus new details on the mar-a-lago i.t.who could very well testify against his still current boss in the classified documents case. "new york times" on just how much pressure he was under as the feds were getting closer. also under pressure former white house chief of staff mark meadows. why his legal team is scrambling today. we'll tell you about it. "deadline: white house" continues after a quick break. don't go anywhere. continues after a quick break. don't go anywhere. >> tech: cracked windshield on your new car? bring it to safelite. my customer was enjoying her new car, when her windshield cracked. [gasp] >> customer: my car! >> tech vo: she didn't take it to the dealer. she scheduled with safelite. we have the latest technology for the newest vehicles. and we do more replacements and recalibrations than anyone else. >> customer: thank you so much. >> tech: don't wait-- schedule now. ♪ pop music ♪ >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ loving this pay bump on our allowance. wonder where mom and dad got the

she followed him to mar-a-lago.ow according to abc news and "the new york times" she spoke to federal investigators telling them that trump directed her on what to say to federal officials investigating his handling of classified documents. when trump learned federal officials wanted to speak with her he told her, quote, you don't know anything about the boxes. essentially suggesting she lie is what you can hear there. michael also reportedly told investigators that on more than one occasion this, and here is the reporting, trump would write notes to himself on documents that he gave her listing tasks he wanted done, only for her to later realize that those to-do lists were written on documents that had classified markings according to the "new york times." in response to the "times" and abc's reporting trump's spokesperson said these illegal leaks are coming from sources which totally lack proper context and relevant information. here is the take from sarah matthews who was deputy press secretary for donald trump a

got back to mar-a-lago, he did not like what he saw.wrote, "arrived in florida last night after what they have done, the place will never be the same. it was 'ransacked,' and in far different condition than the way i left it. many agents, and they didn't even take off their shoes in my bedroom. nice!!!" [ laughter ] out of all the terrible qualities donald trump has, who would have guessed he's also one of those people who makes you take your shoes off in his house? [ laughter ] what a karen. all he does is complain. it's george waaaah-shington. [ laughter ] and by the way, if you've never seen it, everything at mar-a-lago is just beautiful. the carpets, everything. so classy. it's like if joe exotic won the megabucks lottery. [ laughter ] [ applause ] shoeless don headlined a rally in youngstown, ohio on saturday, and who did they find in the crowd? why, none other than mr. my pillow, mike lindell. who seems to be getting madder with each passing day about the fact that the fbi pulled him over and seized his jitterbug phone. >> on tues

>>> a close aide to former president donald trump, who followed him from the white house to mar-a-lago, has now reportedly told investigators that he wanted her to apparently lie to them, or at least certainly not tell them the truth. molly michaels was trump's assistant in the white house and after his presidency. and "the new york times" is reporting tonight that trump wanted her to say that she didn't know anything about the boxes containing classified documents that were found at his florida resort and taken with him when he left office. when he learned that federal officials wanted to speak with her, he told her, according to "the new york times," quote, you don't know anything about the boxes. that, of course, would be the boxes that per this federal indictment were openly stored in a mar-a-lago ballroom, in a bathroom, among other places at the former president's property. michael also reportedly told investigators that trump would use documents with classified markings to jot down to-do lists for her. for perspective on what this evidence means to investigators, i'm joined by f

a new court filing revealing a mar-a-lago i.t. deal with federal prosecutors in the trump classified documents investigation, and has now agreed to testify. let's go back to paula reed. paula, what more can you tell us about this agreement to flip on trump? it's pretty significant. >> reporter: the special counsel has secured this key cooperating witness. he oversees surveillance footage as part of his work as an i.t. professional at mar-a-lago. and we know surveillance footage is at the heart of this case. allegations that there were attempts to destroy or to conceal the surveillance footage at key points in the course of this investigation. now, we warned that mr. thaaver that he was going to testify in the case and cooperate after being threatened with prosecution. that's notable, because trump's co-defendant, walt nata, faced the same threat but did not flip. so the fact that prosecutors have secured him is a significant victory for him. one thing that could complicate this is walt nauta and taveres was represented by the same

we know the claims about the video tape and the attempt to delete it in mar-a-lago.dent recently said, i didn't direct them to do that. i had the right to fight it. i didn't fight it. we didn't delete anything. but the concern is he would obstruct athe investigation. they didn't want him to know. the president can challenge it in use, challenge the use of them in court if there is something that's privileged. >> that was my next question. if it could boll ster his defen. >> there might be evidence that helps him. we don't know what's in the messages. on top of that, if he wants to say, no, these can't be introduced against me, he's got that right. he didn't have to know about the messages beforehand to be able to fight them being introduced into evidence in court. >> there's ongoing court action over whether twitter should have been able to tell him about this search warrant whenever it happened, because they couldn't. >> i want to share a clip of the interview jamil was talking about, that trump talks about alleged deleted evidence from mar-a-lago. he also says some

a mar-a-lago i.t.r has now flipped on trump in the classified documents case, and he's clearly telling a story that people want to hear. otherwise, he would not have gotten a deal. there is also a federal judge ruling today that trump is going to have to pay e. jean carroll in a second defamation case against him. it's just now a matter of how much money we are talking about. plus, there are new clues, as that man had his heating up on day seven in pennsylvania. investigators have now found footprints of the escaped murderer, danelo cavalcante. and they are warning that he would be as violent as he needs to be to avoid capture, if he really has nothing to lose. we have exclusive video coming up of the man hunt from a couple who live in the search zone. so, stay tuned for that conversation. and everybody is asking -- i have been asking, you have been asking, of course -- how in the world did he escape? now, we can see it for ourselves. take a look at this video. he is the person in the background there