judge's instructions and the hush money trial going to the jury, important developments today in the mar-a-lago classified documents case. trump defense attorney todd blanche will try again to get the 40 federal charges in the florida classified documents case thrown out. when judge cannon convenes a hearing on the dismissal request in 90 minutes. the second one today. she recently post poponed the tl indefinitely. critics say she's deliberately slow walking the case. newly unsealed filings from the judge who oversaw jack smith's grand jury is citing strong evidence that the former president illegally intended to hide boxes at his mar-a-lago estate. the unsealed information from that federal judge revealing that even more classified documents were found inside donald trump's bedroom at mar-a-lago, months after the initial fbi raid. the chief judge writing, no excuse is provided as to how the former president could miss that classified material. revealed in newly unsealed court records, never before seen photos of walt nada moving

mar-a-lago is one of the most secure places in the world. were looking for a serial killer, it is different, they were looking for a box of documents. >> carley: what do you think happened? >> i have no idea why they wouldn't coordinate with the secret service, to have medics onnen 62, that is what we heard, in case something went wrong is outrageous. >> carley: you are former florida attorney general, merrick garland said he personally approved of this raid on mar-a-lago. does that mean that ag garland looked at the search warrant, saw shoot and kill and gave the rubber stamp? >> absolutely, if he said he personally approved it. think about resources that search warrant took, helicopters, people on water at mar-a-lago, agents everywhere, they used so many resources to go get a box of documents in the most secure place in the country. >> carley: when you say the fbi should have coordinated with other law enforcement agencies. if you were overpopulatedseeing this, what should have happen fbi coordinated with donald trump secret service detail

about the search of mar-a-lago, documents taken wildly out of context by trump and many of his allies biden unleashed armed agents into trump's house authorizing them to use deadly force. >> biden's politicized the attorney general merrick garland at joe biden's weaponized doj, actually authorize get this the use of deadly force during that august 22, 2022 rate at mar-a-lago. >> this was an attempted assassination attempt on donald john trump or people associated with him. they wanted a gunfight want to bring in tom format to help fact check these claims, tom, we don't often give oxygen to things that are just wildly exaggerated. >> but in this case i think we all think including you, it is important to fact check and set the record straight extremely, extremely important if you are in maga world or you know, anybody in maga world, it's important to understand right now what you just heard from those people is absolute poppycock. >> it is absolutely not through nonetheless, donald trump is trying to raise funds off of it. he's got a post out there right now that that goes on and on ab

the fbi used kid gloves when they searched mar-a-lago. the agency informed the secret service in advance of its search. they used plain clothed officers to spare trump as much embarrassment as possible, and crucially they planned this search for when they knew trump was in new york, more than 1,000 miles away. despite all those facts, right-wing media is picking up this vibe that joe bide wanted to kill donald trump down at mar-a-lago, and they are running with it. >> this was an attempted assassination attempt on donald john trump. >> why was merrick garland prepping for a possible, what, shootout? >> maybe they wanted the engagement of physical force. deadly force, does that mean joe biden was authorizing the fbi to -- if it came to that and he resisted arrest, it would be okay to kill donald trump? >> it's not just right-wing media that's pushing this lie. congressman paul gosar tweeted biden ordered the hit on trump at mar-a-lago. congresswoman marjorie taylor greene tweeted the biden doj and fbi were planning to assassinate president

an accusation that suggests that joe biden authorized his assassination during a search of his mar-a-lago estate in palm beach, florida, nearly two years ago. the former president sent out an email to members on his mailing list with this subject line. biden's doj was authorized to shoot me. trump and his allies have pointed to a recently up sealed court filing, which describes a policy statement outlining the standard operating procedure by which the fbi's authorized to use deadly force if deemed necessary when a search warrant is executed. it was not unique to the fbi's search of his mar-a-lago property, and it's intended to limit the use of deadly force. attorney general merrick garland yesterday called the allegation extremely dangerous. >> that allegation is false, and it is extremely dangerous. the document that is being referred to in the allegation is the justice department's standard policy limiting the use of force. as the fbi advises, it is part of the standard operations plan for searches, and, in fact, it was even used in the consensual

show them reports that crooked joe biden's doj and they're illegal and unconstitutional rate of mar-a-lago authorized the fbi to use deadly lethal force. now, we know for sure that joe biden is a serious threat. to democracy, unquote. now, the scene, in fact, checkers got to work and they looked and found that the instructions use during this mar-a-lago search are in fact standard language taken straight from the justice department's manual, basically, a copy and paste the fbi responded to these allegations saying, quote, the fbi followed standard protocol in this search, as we do for all search warrants, which includes a standard policy statement limiting the use of deadly force. no one ordered additional steps to be taken. and there was no departure from the norm in this matter,

and it just gives the order of what the agents are supposed to do in that mar-a-lago raid.procedure that they put if there be, the policy. obviously it's not standard to be going to the former president, who has secret service. >> it's kind of worrisome. actually. they really appeared to be loaded for bear and prepared for the possibility of some sort of violent confrontation with the secret service. i mean, the men and women who are guarding a former president who are probably significantly armed themselves. and, yet, the idea that it was prepared for this way as opposed to say worked out in advance is just really troubling. >> bret: olivia, let's talk politics up on the hill. another vote on this bipartisan effort on immigration which failed back in february. that's all about points, right? >> it's all about points. and i think about reinforcing their message. republicans in the house have basically said we are not going to support it. we have already passed hr 2. you should take the legislation we passed. but i think they are trying to make a point by bringing this back

we know for a long time he has criticized the raid on mar-a-lago. but he says that the fbi was authorized to use deadly force during the raid at mar-a-lago. kind of implicating maybe that there was -- insinuating something nefarious was going on there. was it? >> chris, he didn't insinuate it, he alleged it. so did his supporters. this is a really disgusting case of disinformation, chris. what they are talking about is a standard form that was included in the warrant package which was a doj statement of policy that federal agents are authorized to use deadly force when their lives are threatened. so are you and i, chris and glen. that's just standard self-defense law. but there was a document that explained when they could and couldn't use deadly force in the context of a warrant search and fbi agents say that is included in the supporting documents to a warrant. donald trump's lawyers included that in the filing. some conspiracy theorist started tweeting about it saying it's a an assassination plot that joe biden authorized fbi agents to use deadly

. -- mirror mar-a-lago. can people see it is it >> usually they are private so i don't expect media coverage in the amendment but after the fact or during the event since it a point out day meeting there will be things that start it leak out. but it will be multiple days so there will be lunches, differents, some will be featured as speakers and an expansive lengthy process where these vice presidential hopefuls get to get in front of donors and talk secretary of state rex tillerson anden directly pitch themselves as to why insure be donald trump as vice president. we don't know whether there will be private meetings with donald trump himself. there hasn't been any formal meetings with him that we know of in terms of him sitting down with these folks and having direct conversations about why should you be my vice president. it is possible that starts it happen this weekend but we don't know yet. >> it would be interesting to hear from republicans, independents, if deps as well who are considering voting for

the last time we interviewed him at mar-a-lago, he wouldn't let us leave until he gave us mar-a-lago >> seth: what in god's name is a mar-a-lago milkshake? [ laughter ] that sounds like something trump would try to cover up by paying hush money to a porn star. "donald, why did you write a secret check for $130,000?" "let's just say i got a mar-a-lago milkshake. [ laughter ] from my dear friend pavlova." can you even imagine what's in a milkshake at mar-a-lago? if donald trump gets to pick all the ingredients, the chefs must have a recipe longer than a cvs receipt. okay, let's see here. a quarter cup of whole milk, one scoop chocolate ice cream, one scoop chocolate ice cream, ten scoops chocolate ice cream, a gallon of vanilla ice cream, six whole bottles of chocolate syrup including the container, adderall, ambien, amphetamines, ketamine, a double whopper with cheese and fries, 45 ketchup packets, and some chicken, you choose which parts. [ laughter ] also, let me just say, i also don't know if joe biden has ever bought ice cream for his supporters, but i know exactly what the headli

secret service, let the fbi onto the mar-a-lago property. when you if you drive down and pull on beach, it is a long drive in the uterine into mar-a-lago. there's a security gate right there at the front. >> they let them in to come and execute this lawful search warrant that had been authorized by a judge. >> trump was in new jersey. i believe he was not even there is all this was happening and we're not i'm reading through this and they're talking about how trump sided the warrant and the operations form as exhibits for his motion, but they misquoted it by getting before when necessary without any ellipsis reflecting the omission leaving out language that deadly force is necessary only when the officer has a reasonable belief that the subject of such force poses an imminent danger of death or serious physical injury basically, this is authorizing deadly force. so it was limiting what force they could use, saying only in the most insane of circumstances, may you use this? >> understood. but keep two things in mind. number one, this is total

this evidence showing him moving boxes at mar-a-lago, and then he clammed up. and so he's saying he shouldn't have been charged with any crime. he was vindictively chosen to be a codefendant of donald trump's, the justice department says that's how bug. >> and that's what they're arguing today. he wants his case to be dismissed, so he's making arguments to judge cannon on. >> and then you've been doing one of your favorite things. i know kaitlan to do, which is going through court records on this case. in particular, what have you found? >> yeah, there's a lot knew core of new record records that are now available just this week because judge cannon and it is working through slowly whole lot of things. one of the things that we just received yesterday is an opinion from judge beryl howell, the judge in dc, who allowed investigators a key part of the obstruction case against donald trump to get the testimony from his former attorney, evan corcoran on how he was being misled what's interesting about this is that one of the things that judge howell looked at, whic

journey search at mar-a-lago. they cite this document that was unsealed. buy judge cannon the classified documents case. it's entitled policy statement, use of deadly force. we're putting it up there. >> do you know what this can you talk about? >> what this document is i'm smiling because it's so crazy if you put this in a novel, it would get rejected by your editor. they would not write this in one of you would say i would not this is the standard fbi protocol that applies to every search and is simply reminds the participants in the search of what the rules are around the use of deadly force. it's not specific to mar-a-lago is not specific to any would be in any search any search, and every search with the criminal trial in new york where do you think this is headed? >> i think it's highly likely to result in a conviction. you do. oh, yeah. >> some a small possibility i think of a hung jury. i think there's almost no possibility of a acquittal. again, you can't i've tried a lot of cases. you can't know a case fully unless you've tried it or been in the

on june 1, 2022 just before a trump attorney was supposed to search for those boxes at mar-a-lago for classified documents, something he had to do under subpoena prosecutors say that not a move the boxes as part of an alleged conspiracy to conceal classified material from federal designators. now, the photos were part of a federal judge's opinion saying that investigators had strong evidence that the former president intended to hide classified documents. she also noted that an empty folder marked classified evening summary was discovered in this bedroom months after the fbi's search that same filing from last night also included the standard operating procedure for when the fbi conducts a search. agents is they are always are in such a search. were armed, which has led trump and some of his supporters to suggest that the agency was out to kill him trump actually posted on his social media site wow. i just came out of the biden witch hunt trial, manhattan, the icebox and was shown reports that cricket joe biden's doj and they're illegal and unconstitutional rate of mar-a-lago authoriz

for example, one of the witnesses in the case, an employee at mar-a-lago, who was previously unnameddictment, just gave a blockbuster interview to cnn where he revealed that trump moved boxes of classified documents out of mar-a-lago while the fbi was trying to get them back. >> a former mar-a-lago employee is now publicly describing how he helped to move materials related to the classified documents case. brian butler says he was a mar-a-lago employee for 20 years and handled car service for the former president. butler told cnn he helped trump codefendant walt nauta load several boxes onto trump's plane at the west palm beach airport on june 3rd of 2022. that was the same time the fbi was searching a storage area at mar-a-lago for classified documents. >> so, you know, we're there to assist with luggage, anything that needs to go to the plane. we got to the airport. i ended up loading all the luggage i had, and he had a bunch of boxes. >> you noticed that he had boxes? >> oh, yeah, they were the boxes that were in the indictment. we were just taking them out of the escalade, piling

larry: what's up with that. >> i wasn't at mar-a-lago.t of happiness or freedom or something. liz peek, tammy bruce. all right, switching gears, the idf has started its ground operation in rafah apparently. joining us now is brian hooks, former u.s. special rep for iran, former senior policy advisor to secretary of state during the trump years. brian, welcome to the show. i've got some sound from prime minister netanyahu. here it comes. please take a listen. >> if israel is forced to stand alone israel will stand alone but we know we're not alone because countless decent people around the world support our just cause and i say to you we will defeat our genocidal enemies. larry: brian, i want to talk to you about iran and the lack of sanctions which your great "wall street journal" piece. nobody seems to figure out what is going on. hamas makes sort of idle overtures. israel says it is a ruse. ammunition being denied to israel. biden white house won't say anything about all this. do you have a thought on this with all your experience? can

we can say in hindsight, it was a safe location, this is mar-a-lago, mr. trump wasn't even there.y don't know what they are going into. they don't know if someone has a gun. they don't know what's happening much search warrants are meticulously planned by law enforcement before law enforcement goes into a location. a few points are worth showing. no one was assassinated. it was a contingency that's not only in this search warrant but was in every search warrant. this is not the fbi acting on its own. it's vetted through the departmentof justice and signed off on by a judge. there's nothing to this. it's faux outrage. it's more intended for public consumption than any court would look at as some violation of his due process rights. >> catherine, the jurors in new york hearing the new york criminal trial, we have all been together for weeks now on that and certainly next week is consequential, so the criminal trial is out until next tuesday. judge merchan is crafting jury instructions. which side came out on top, if anyone did, in yesterday's charge conference? >> i think it was pro

the team for donald trump found four additional classified records at mar-a-lago, as well as an empty folder and a quote, mostly empty folder marked classified evening summary found in donald trump's bedroom judge, howell wrote, at the time months ago, notably no excuse is provided as to how the former president could miss the classified-marked documents found in his own bedroom at mar-a-lago. thus, he gave prosecutors access to his former attorney that's all going to be revisited quite a bit in this case coming forward. >> and as far as today's proceedings, some tense moments as we're getting updates from inside the courtroom, notably it's not like the case in new york in the courtroom, there are where electronics are allowed in the room. you can't record things, but you can send messages in florida. you're handing physical written notes out of the courtroom, right. so we're getting updates slowly. >> i've been presence in their hannah and bandwidth. who's in they're passing notes out with information from what's going on the morning hearing was one of these motions to dismiss. >> th

.>> before we pivot to mar- a-lago, i wanted to bring up something that trump posted

they revealed that when the fbi searched mar-a-lago in 2022, the agents were authorized to use “deadlyif necessary. which is standard operating procedure whenever the fbi executes a search warrant. but in the magaverse, it's a plot to kill donald trump! [ laughter ] klan mom led the charge, she wrote, "the biden doj and fbi were planning to assassinate president trump and gave the green light. does everyone get it yet? what are republicans going to do about it?" what a rich imagination this woman has. [ laughter ] you'd almost think she has the brain of a child, you know? [ laughter ] so the fbi felt the need to put out a statement saying, the fbi followed standard protocol in the search, as we did for all search warrants. nobody ordered additional steps to be taken, and there was no departure from the norm in this matter. but did that stop the right-wing outrage machine from spinning like a top? of course it didn't. >> the fbi authorized the use of deadly force. >> the department of injustice effectively put a shoot to kill order on the corrupt raid of mar-a-lago. >> so they were, in

it from physician, not being facetious, from the scram perspective, he looks for mar-a-lago perspective he wants to give more significant tax cuts in the super wealthy now we've got 1,000 billionaires. america, you know what the average federal taxes, 8.3% it

continuing to claim fbi agents were involved in a plot to assassinate him during his search of his mar-a-lago home during the classified documents investigation. trump made a suggestion in a campaign fundraising email and has been repeated by conservative media outlets. late friday, smith filed a notion in judge eileen tenants court saying, "those statements create a grossly misleading impression about the intentions and conduct of federal law enforcement agents -- falsely suggesting that they were complicit in a plot to assassinate him --" smith added that the false statements expose sba agents, some of whom will be witnesses at the trial, to threats of harassment. we have reporters covering all of the developments for you. we will begin with julie sirkin on capitol hill. julie, welcome. the prosecutor's request is different from a gag order, but what exactly are they asking of the judge? >> reporter: this is a first, let me just say, alex, in this case concerning the classified documents that special counsel jack smith is asking the judge overseeing this case, eileen cannon, to actually imp

the had labeled class in the president's the former president's bedroom in mar-a-lago. the document was had a title according to this, it was mostly empty folder and it said it read classified evening summary. there are four additional documents that were found in an office also at mar-a-lago and along the lines that obstruction we can throw up those images again of walt nauta. that's images that prosecutors say showed whatnot a moving boxes. again after the trump team had received a subpoena for them to turn over these documents, moving these documents ahead of a search that was being conducted by evan corcoran, who at the time was the former president's attorney, and all of this, of course, was because prosecutors wanted to force corcoran to testify to provide testimony, and also to provide documents as part of this investigation, anderson, there are also some notable comments i understand made by a federal judge in washington before the foreign president was indicted, what it she's a well, that's right part of the fight here was to try to get approval from the judge

reporter: yes, and david, sources tell us that the former president told these oil executives at mar-a-lago that they should donate a billion dollars to his campaign, because if he is re-elected, he would step up drilling and also roll back a series of environmental regulations. many of which were put in place during the biden administration. senate democrats are now looking into whether any of those promises amount to a quid pro

of all the cases against trump, legal experts generally seem to consider the mar-a-lago to the closest to a slamdunk and prosecutorial terms. he tried to hide them, then he tried to hide the evidence that he was hiding them. but of course, it doesn't matter how strong a case is if it never goes to trial. in the trump appointed florida federal judge has postponed this tile indefinitely as she holds hearing after hearing on increasingly absurd motions from trumps legal team. trumps other federal trial, on charges that he tried to overturn the 2020 election, is also indefinitely postponed as the supreme court waits as long as humanly possible to deliver its ruling on whether the president is completely immune from criminal charges. the argument that trump has full immunity for any criminal act seemed like a stretch, even for the supreme court. another we know that one of the justices flew pro-insurrection flags at two of his homes while the court considered 2020 election cases, now that we know that, anything seems possible. >> one reason the new york hush money case has been able to look

trump's claims that fbi agents were planning to assassinate him during their search of his home at mar-a-lago. smith filed a motion late yesterday saying the statements create a grossly misleading impression about the intentions and conduct that federal law enforcement agents, mostly suggesting that they were complicit in a plot to assassinate him. smith added the false statements expose fbi agents to danger. we have reporters and analysts covering all of these new developments. we're going to begin with nbc's julie tsirkin. what is prosecutor jack smith asking for? i understand merrick garland has now taken from's comments very seriously, so what was his response? >> that's exactly right, alex. jack smith overnight filing the first of its kind motion in this specific case, the classified documents case, alluding of course or concerning the search that happened at mar-a-lago two years ago in august 2022, when authorities grabbed hundreds of classified documents that were in the possession of the former president illegally. so you have overnight jack smith actually asking the judge overseeing

he did attend the spring donor retreat which was conveniently held at his mar-a-lago club in florida. according to nbc news in florida, trump compared the biden administration to the secret police force of germany. according to audio of the luncheon provided to nbc news, trump said, quote, these people are running a gestapo

in this case where they searched mar-a-lago. what's in the deir is boilerplate language from the justice department manual about the use of force. is boilerplate. it's everywhere when the officer has a reasonable belief that the subject of such force poses an imminent danger of death or serious physical injury to the officer there are to another person the language is standard and it is directly from the departments manual. by the way, they also knew that trump was 1,000 miles away when they went in. so they knew he wasn't even there. but the former fbi deputy operations xiv, robbed amigo, tells out front that the language included here is quote, standard language for every single operation. >> bar, none. boilerplate, every single situation what trump is saying is just a disinformation campaign highlighting it for people who don't know. >> now, a disinformation campaign about a case that trump is trying to stop from ever coming to trial today at the first hearing, judge aileen cannon has actually held since she indefinitely post

order on the former president over his false accusations on social media that the fbi's search at mar-a-lago involved an attempt by the biden administration to assassinate him, completely false. a fund-raising email last week falsely claiming the doj was authorized to shoot him and president biden was locked and loaded and ready to take me out. district judge aileen cannon chiding prosecutors saying that they did not give defense lawyers adequate time to discuss the matter before it was filed

the judge overseeing donald trump's classified documents case at mar-a-lago has now indefinitely postponed that trial. is there any chance this now happens before election day? let's get right to our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas, live in washington. pierre, what have you learned. >> reporter: david, the likelihood there will be a trial in the classified documents case before the election is fading fast. judge aileen cannon has taken a may 20th trial date off the calendar, saying there were too many legal issues to resolve before trial could go forward. some of the issues have sat for months, and some are not even scheduled for hearings until later this monthov or june. the special counsel tonight declining to comment. but david, this delay makes it all but certain this case will not go to trial before the election.

jack smith, is special counsel, has new filing in the mar-a- lago documents case.is case, that is judge aileen cannon, to bar former president trump from making statements that endanger law enforcement. this filing is in response to trump complaining that standard boilerplate language contained in the fbi search warrant which was used to search mar-a-lago in the summer of 2022, trump is complaining that it was actually a secret attempt by joe biden to use the fbi to kill donald trump. an excerpt from that filing. quote trump's repeated mischaracterization of these facts and widely disrupted messages has endangered law enforcement officers. trump's conditions of release should be modified to prohibit similar communications going forward. back with me now are susan, brendan, and julian. susan, i go to you first on this. this is a song we have heard before. trump saying wild implausible and dangerous things that then put people in harm's way. however, the judge in this case thus far has been very sympathetic to donald trump and has not been in much of a position to ru

. ♪♪ >>> tonight on "the reidout" -- >> the shameful raid and break in of my home, mar-a-lago, was asty of justice. i had a small number of boxes in storage at mar-a-lago, guarded by secret service and my people and everybody. i mean, it's safe. but before i send boxes over, i have to take all of my things out. these boxes were interspersed with all sorts of things. golf shirts, clothing, pants, shoes. there were many things. >>> with the nuclear secrets? well, now we're learning new details about trump's efforts to hide the classified documents he took and refused to return, mixed with his golf shirts and things. you'll never believe the absurd new claim they're making to distract from the evidence. >>> my interview with former special prosecute nathan wade. the attacks from trump and wade's relationship with d.a. fani willis which forced his resignation. you do not want to miss it. >>> but we begin tonight with one of the other donald trump trials. you know, the one where he's accused of stealing classified documents and willfully keeping them from their proper owner the federal go

has just been revealed that they were authorized to use deadly force for the despicable raid in mar-a-lago. to do the unthinkable. joe biden was locked and loaded, ready to take me out and put my family in danger. okay. none of the dangerously stupid people who send money to donald trump in response to that email know that the fbi scheduled the search warrant at that florida location when they knew for a fact that no one named trump was actually there. they did it in the summer when trump is thousands of miles away in cooler climates. in donald trump's case, in new jersey. donald trump pulled those lies about deadly force to his stupidest supporters because this standard piece of paper right here, this piece of paper was attached to the filings for the search warrant that the fbi executed, through which they found donald trump in criminal possession of classified documents. this piece of paper is the fbi policy statement on the use of deadly force. this piece of paper is part of the filings of every search warrant obtained by the fbi. that means this very same piece of paper was in the fil

he was speaking at a luncheon fundraiser at his mar-a-lago club. and as you said, it was a 90 minute profanity laden speech where he cursed repeatedly i'm told and he did compare the biden administration to the gestapo while baselessly claiming that democrats are the ones behind the series of criminal indictments that he is facing. now, i do also just want so bring you some reporting we have about the setting of this weekend. so a lot of republicans, wealthy donors, gathered here in palm beach to help raise money for the former president as part of the rnc's annual ritual tree. and as you mentioned, there are a lot of special guests who were included on that list that are on donald trump's shortlist to become his running mate. people like doug burgum and tim scott, both former republican presidential primary opponents against him, as well as senator marco rubio and senator jd vance, as well as house republican conference chair, elise stefanik, among others, and donald trump lavish praise on them during that speech. and mar-a-lago called them up to

he's defended and dine with white nationalists at mar-a-lago. he's told confidence that hitler did some good things and he's used incendiary language to dehumanize political opponents and immigrants even suggesting, as adolf hitler did, that they're poisoning the blood of our country they're poisoning the blood of our country that's what they've done. >> country changing, country threatening and their country wrecking than not yemen not yemen's their animals. i'll use the word animal because that's what they are. we don't want them coming into our country with contagious diseases and they haven't. >> we will root out the communists, marxists, fascists, and the radical left thugs that live like vermin within the confines of our country animals, diseases, and vermont words you wouldn't probably use to describe a human being that's not language that echoes adolf hitler's rhetoric that is, adolf hitler's rhetoric poison or toxin animals or rats, diseases, or viruses, vermin, or cockroaches where's the difference? >> the truth is, there isn't one. an

well, today, we learn something new that trump had some classified docs and his mar-a-lago bedroom? yes, his bedroom months after the fbi searched the resort. that's according to new court documents. and today we got some new photo showing his body man and co-defendant, walt nauta moving boxes around mar-a-lago before trump's attorney was even to review them? not an trump. they've both pleaded not guilty to mishandling the documents and that trial. >> however likely won't happen before the election. >> in arizona. go west. trump is not facing any charges there, but his allies are today, 11 of them, including rudy giuliani we're a rained on charges of trying to overturn the 2020 election. there in favor of course, of donald trump. giuliani and others have pleaded not guilty to what fraud conspiracy forgery then there's atlanta, where trump himself now is facing state charges for his efforts in trying to interfere with the 2020 election. and today, the da, their fani willis will sheet just won her democratic primary. but as far as the trial goes, there is absolutely no guarantee that

mar-a-lago called them up to the stage. and as you said, it's kind of an audition of sorts for these potential vice presidential contenders. now when i talked to the trump campaign, they say that donald trump is still a weeks, if not months away from deciding who he was wants to pick as his running mate, that decision will come closer to the republican national convention in july. but it was a good opportunity for these people to brush shoulders with him. and stand onstage at this big event. now, some new reporting we also have is that at one of the events during the rnc retreat chris lacivita and susie wiles, both donald trump's campaign managers, as well as tony fabrizio, had a walk through some fundraising figures cooling that they had raised 76.2 million last month. and really the fundraising here was the entirety of this weekend. they really are trying to aggressively catch up to joe biden's campaign a1, who has an ever-growing war chest that really has been out of reach for the trump campaign. manu all right. >> i'm g

after just about a month though, donald trump hosted several of these executives at his home at mar-a-lago. and according to reports at one point, he essentially told these oil executives to donate one billion to his campaign to essentially bring him back to the white house so that he could roll back so many of the restrictions, particularly in environmental restrictions, that the biden administration has put in place. so he's clearly trying to do them for a number of reasons here. interesting to see how it goes. i will note he's back in new york later tonight and tomorrow is actually hosting a rally in the bronx okay be interesting

crooked joe biden's doj had in their illegal and unconstitutional raid of mar-a-lago authorized the fbi to the use deadly force. now we know for sure that joe biden is a serious threat to the democracy. he's mentally unfit to hold office, 25th amendment writes president trump. the fbi says this is normal, though. in a statement, the fbi said this. the fbi followed standard protocol in this search as we do for all search warrant which includes a standard policy statement limiting the use of deadly force. no one ordered additional steps to be taken and there was no departure from the norm in the matter. jonathan, i've got to get your take on this as a prosecutor. deadly force. does that mean that joe biden was authorizing the fbi to -- if it came to that and he resisted arrest, it would be okay to kill donald trump? >> that's what it seems and i think -- maria: what does deadly force mean? >> that's exactly what it would mean if you were in danger, you can use deadly force.

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what are you seeing in these newly released documents in the mar-a-lago case? >> i think there is a lot to be read in there. it's many pages of stuff we had not seen before. taking a step back. a motion to dismiss the case for selective or vindictive prosecution is always a long shot. i filed these maybe once or twice and barely win. when you think about it all prosecution is selective and all prosecution is discretionary. a prosecutor looks at a set of facts say i'm going after this guy but not this guy. it uses nebulous words. can you show the prosecution was in bad faith? that means a lot of different things to lots of different people. all states have limited resources and pick and choose where they prosecute and the nature of the criminal justice system. does donald trump have a stronger argument than most? maybe. you might have something there. but all in you will a, i'm not even aware of a selective prosecution motion that i know of saw first-hand somebody winning. it just doesn't happen very often. >> george, the judge overseeing the classified document

with the nuclear codes offered as one of the toppings at mar-a-lago's waffle bar?l, turns out, that scandal is exactly much worse than we could've thought, because we just learned that his lawyers found classified documents in donald trump's bedroom four months after the fbi search of mar-a-lago. [booing] oh, my god. the only thing more shocking to find in donald trump's bedroom would be a current wife. [cheers and applause] "what are you doing?" so, these documents spent as much as four months right next to donald trump's bed. explains why the stamp changed from "classified" to "kill me." this new information is from a disclosure of an opinion right? a disclosure of an opinion written last year by u.s. district judge beryl howell, who was furious that trump still, inexplicably, had more documents, writing "notably, no excuse is provided as to how the former president could miss the classified-marked documents found in his own bedroom at mar-alago." now, to be fair, trump rarely goes into his bedroom. as we've recently learned, he does most of his sleeping in court

new timing shows trump had classified documents in his home after that fbi search of mar-a-lago. let's bring in nbc's dasha burns in fort pierce, florida, and former florida prosecutor and former chief of the fdny criminal division, kristy greenberg. walk us through what the court is considering? >> reporter: first we have the motion to dismiss when it comes to the charges against walt nauta. the decision was quote, selective and vindictive, basically saying it was a form of retaliation aimed at punishing nauta for not fully cooperating with the investigation. then later this afternoon, we're going to hear a motion to dismiss charges against all three of the defendants, nauta, former president trump himself. this one is alleges there were procedural failures here, that the indictment fails to comprehensively set forth in plain language distinct violations of criminal law, instead presenting a personal and political attack against former president trump. basically saying that all of this is political persecution, weaponization of the justice system, as we have heard former preside

the fbi says the august 22, 2022earch of mar-a-lago followed standard protocol.he same protocol used in the search of president biden's home in january of 2023. >> dave, let's play how former fbi director james comey also talked about this. >> and then we'll discuss it's entitled policy statement, use of deadly force. we're putting it up there do you know what this can you talk about, what this document is? >> i'm smiling because it's so crazy if you put this in a novel, it would get rejected by your editor. they would not write this in one of you would say i would not. >> this is the standard fbi protocol that applies to every search and it's simply reminds the participants in the search of what the rules are around the use of deadly force. it's not specific to mar-a-lago and we heard our expert, michael moore said almost exactly the same thing last hour. >> this is very vanilla, very standard stuff that the federal government plans for all these different contingencies. and yet we're seeing trump do what we often see him do which is take it out of context and f