Good evening.

Tonight at this hour, there is still much we do not know about the documents found in

Mar-a-Lago and why they were there in the first place.

But there is much we do know.

We know the federal government has probably caused, believe the 45th President of the United

States may have violated three federal statutes, including the Espionage Act.

We also know that when the FBI searches Florida Mansion on Monday, they found and removed

four sets of top secret documents, including one marked top secret SCI for sensitive

compartmental information, which are some of the nation's closest kept secrets.

And that information, which comes from the search warrant in Inventory Unsealed today by

a Florida federal court, whatever you make of it, doesn't even begin to capture the distance

that we have all traveled this week.

It began with a first, the first ex-president hit with a search warrant.

It ends for now with this.

In between, we saw him and his supporters launch a campaign of intimidation against the FBI.

We saw it amplified into calls for violence online and on right-wing media.

We then saw someone armed with a rifle in a nail gun wearing body armor, tried to storm

the FBI field office in Cincinnati.

A man law enforcement sources say had ties to January 6th and a far-right extremist group.

An account bearing his name on the former president's social media site contained a post

on Monday reading in part that, quote, patriots are heading to Palm Beach.

It continued saying that if what he termed the feds try to break it up, and these are

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