i want to talk to the chief my father mark rubin is murdered i know who killed him, wait for them.s my mother-ha, she didn’t marry him for cash, you understand his money, but he didn’t understand, that is, you want to say that galina rubina killed your father and will hurt precisely that now she is rich house money, but you enough too . no russian women do not think. uh, float love heart fell out. you have to do something or i'll go to the consulate. so? calm down sit down why do you dislike russian women so much, why do russian women have beautiful images in literature? and now no. hmm, i don't believe it. and why are we supposed to believe you if you haven't done something like that? tell me what happened that evening i have nothing to hide. i was in the club in the evening one night no why with a girl there is money with a girl left a fan had a good time it's your friends. no why a friend met in a club. what difference is something relevant to the case. you don't want to listen to me, my father was killed. you don't hear me. you don't want to help me. who is this wild one? the s

rubin. who was a remark -- who's remarkably steady hand and could solve even the most difficult communications. mark. [cheers] who provide sage, brilliant strategic wisdom on everything and produced fantastic mail and tv. olivia and julian. [cheers] they sure got the job done, didn't they? rob. a longtime district director and all around spectacular utility player who works harder and more doggedly than anyone. and of course, my irreplaceable chief of staff, amy r utkin.' she is fond of saying she really likes to win. no one can build coalitions, score big progressive victories or lead a winning campaign than she can. thank you for always fighting for us, so fiercely for me and with me. [cheers] i am so proud of tonight's victory and i am thrilled that we were able to win while remaining committed to our principles of kindness and progressivism. thank you all for shouting my name roughly 10,000 times each over the past three months. finally and most importantly, i want to acknowledge my family. i am so fortunate to have my wife, joyce, by my side tonight. [cheers] as well as my son, michael. [chanti

ken dilanian, mark caputo, nbc news digital reporter, glenn kirschner, former federal prosecutor and msnbc legal analyst and lisa rubin, also a legal analyst and former litigator. welcome an. ken, we'll start with you relative to the latest in this mar-a-lago search. the doj wants to keep the search warrant affidavit sealed, citing a need to protect witnesses, also an ongoing investigation. a hearing is set for thursday at 1:00 p.m. what happens then? >> the judge will decide whether to unseal that affidavit and the justice department, if he does grant that request by news organizations, the justice department would ask for redactions of sensitive information, and they say there will be a lot. we actually learned a good deal from this justice department filing yesterday, alex, about the scope of this investigation, the fact that there is an ongoing grand jury investigation involving multiple witnesses and sensitive information they still want to protect. the idea that this is just the action to recover classified documents seems dispelled by this affidavit. we're turning to reporting on how these top secret sci docume