It's time for Justice Matters, with former Federal Prosecutor and MSNBC analyst,

Planned Cursor.

We now know that the Department of Justice obtained and executed eight search warrants while investigating

Donald Trump's classified documents crimes. But where did they search? Here's Glenn.

So friends, based on a newly unsealed court filing, we just learned that it wasn't just one search warrant.

You remember the one that was executed at Donald Trump's Florida home, Mar-a-Lago?

It wasn't just one search warrant that was issued by a federal judge in connection with

the investigation into Donald Trump's documents crimes. No, it was eight search warrants.

Here is the new reporting from NBC News, headline eight search warrants issued in Trump

classified documents case, new filings show. And that article begins, eight search warrants and

affidavits were filed in connection with the federal case involving former President Donald Trump's

mishandling of classified documents that resulted in a slew of criminal charges against him,

according to recently unsealed court motions. Prosecutors filed a motion in June with the

federal court overseeing the case, requesting permission to disclose the warrants and accompanying

documents to the legal teams representing Trump and his aide and co-conspirator slash

co-defendant, Walt Nauta, as part of disclosure requirements now that both men have been charged.

In that motion, which was unsealed on Tuesday, prosecutors said they have not disclosed the

contents or locations or devices sought by those search warrants publicly, and they asked the

court to keep the details of those warrants under wraps. The existence of one of those warrants

was already known because it was executed on Trump's estate. And by estate, of course, they mean

his third rate resort down in Florida, Mar-a-Lago. That's my editorial comment there.

On Trump's estate last year, and he Trump announced that it had happened on his social media website,

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