Hi, everyone. Happy Friday. It's 4 o'clock in New York. There is brand new reporting and

what happened after? Special counsel Jack Smith got his hands on that bombshell tape

recording of Donald Trump discussing a classified military document about Iran. It's reporting

that underscores deep concerns on the part of the Justice Department that after more than

a year of stonewalling by Team Trump, a court mandated search of Mar-a-Lago and a subpoena.

After all of that, Donald Trump still might have classified documents in his possession.

Two sources telling CNN this quote, attorneys for Donald Trump turned over material in mid-March,

in response to a federal subpoena related to a classified US military document.

Described by the former president on tape in 2021, but were unable to find the document

itself, that subpoena from Jack Smith reportedly came after the special counsel's team questioned

a Trump aid before a federal grand jury about the tape in which Trump expresses his frustrations

with General Mark Milley, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. More from that

reporting quote, prosecutors sought any and all documents and materials related to Mark

Milley and Iran, including maps or invasion plans, sources say. The sources also say that

prosecutors make clear to Trump's attorneys after issuing the subpoena that they specifically

wanted the Iran document he talked about on tape, as well as any material referencing classified

information, things like meeting notes, audio recordings, or copies of the document that

may still be in Trump's possession. The subpoena and the failure by Trump's attorneys to find

the document reflects longstanding concerns by DOJ that not all classified documents have

been returned. Even late last year, months after the Marlago search, attorneys for Donald

Trump found two classified documents in a storage unit in West Palm Beach. Now, the subpoena

also underscores just how Jack Smith's team is intent on nailing down every aspect of

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