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Hey, good morning, playbookers on Roguminovalin. It's Wednesday. Today's show,

What We Know and What We Don't about the FBI search of Mar-a-Lago. It's her Politico Playbook

Daily Briefing.

It's been two days since the FBI search tr's Florida home spurring loud calls for transparency

of justice. But Trump lawyers have the warrant and a detailed manifest of what the FBI took away.

Here's a question then. Why haven't they been released? We asked Trump lawyer Christina Bob,

who was at Mara Lago during the search and will report back what we hear. Both Bob and a second

Trump lawyer,

Lindsay Halligan, who was also present for the search, giving interviews on Tuesday elsewhere,

and filled in some details from CBS News. Quote, Halligan received a call at around 10 a.m. Monday that FBI agents were at Trump's Palm Beach home,

Mara Lago, and they had a search warrant. She was the second Trump attorney to arrive on scene at about 11 a.m.

after the search had begun.

Christina Bob, who used to be a TV host on the far right OAN network, was already there.

Over the next eight hours, Halligan said 30 to 40 FBI personnel conducted the search.

There were a handful dressed in suits, but most wore T-shirts, cargo pants, masks, and gloves.

Halligan estimates 10 to 15 FBI vehicles went in and out of the property, including a rider

truck.

Haligan says she and Bob were barred from going inside the complex, forced to remain outside,

between the ballroom and residents on the grounds of Mar-a-Lago.

According to Halligan, the FBI divided up the search into three areas, a bedroom, a storage

area, and an office.

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