Hey, good morning to you. It's Saturday, August the 13th. I'm Ali Velscheon. We begin this morning

with Donald Trump's entire disregard for democracy and the national security of the United States.

And to do that, we need a short but important history lesson going back just to February of this year

when federal agents and the National Archives and Records Administration collected 15 boxes of documents

that the failed former president had taken with him to his tropical Florida golf resort after he left the White House.

Inside those boxes were things like the letter that former

President Barack Obama left for Trump when he took office, the quote, love letters using the

former president's exact words that North Korean leader Kim Jong-un sent him, as well as documents

marked classified and top secret. However, that obviously wasn't all that Trump absconded with.

NBC News learned that someone familiar with the documents inside Mara Lago told investigators

that there may still be more classified documents squirled away at the golf resort.

NBC News also learned that in the spring, Trump received a federal grand jury subpoena for documents that

the government believed that he still had in his possession and that were not part of that

initial tranche of the Mar-a-Maralago Horde. And on Monday, federal agents executed a search

warrant at Mar-a-Lago. That much you already know. The property receipt for the cash of

documents and items removed from Trump's property this week reveals the extraordinary scope

of items improperly and potentially illegally taken from the White House when he left office.

In total, here's what we know. Federal agents removed 11 sets of classified documents,

including three sets labeled secret, four sets labeled top secret, and three sets designed,

designated as confidential. Some of the documents are marked highly classified S-C-I,

and that stands for sensitive compartmented information, meaning its information not meant to be viewed outside a secure government viewing facility.

More on that in a minute. Mar-a-Lago is not a secure government facility.

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