Hi there everyone it's 4 o'clock in New York America meet Trump employee number five.

The Maralago staff are dropping a bombshell in the classified documents case brought by special

counsel Jack Smith against Donald Trump.

In an interview with CNN, Maralago employee

Brian Butler painting a very specific picture of Trump's inner circle and how it operated more like a

mafia family than anything else with loyalty prized above everything. A world

where fealty to the boss led to criminal exposure.

Now, NBC News is not independently confirmed Butler's identity as Trump employee

number five, and he declined NBC's request for comment.

In his interview last night, Butler says he helped Trump's co-defendants,

Walt Nauta and Carlos Dialivera, move those boxes containing some of our nation's most sensitive national security secrets.

Watch.

He followed me, he pulled out and got behind me, we got to the airport, I ended up loading

all the luggage I had and he had a bunch of

boxes. You noticed that he had boxes. Oh yeah they were the boxes that were in the

indictment the white bankers boxes that's what I remember loading and did you have any idea at the time that

There was potentially US national security secrets in those boxes no clue no I had no clue

No clue. And here's how Carlos de Olivero talked about moving classified documents for Trump. There was one time towards one of the last times I was with them and we're talking about, you know, boxes and, you know, well, Biden did the same thing.

You know, you can't get, it always got brought up about Biden and other people that did the same thing and then there was one time he said you know we're all dirty we all move boxes

We're all dirty but we're not of course President Joe Biden was not charged with obstructing

the government's attempt at retrieving classified documents, unlike Donald Trump

and his employees who allegedly tried to delete all the surveillance footage that

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