The Justice Department sought a search warrant for Mar-a-Lago after obtaining evidence that

highly classified documents were likely moved and hidden, and that Trump's representatives

had falsely claimed all sensitive material already had been returned.

The DOJ filing states, quote, the government also developed evidence that government records

likely were concealed and removed from the storage room, and that efforts were likely taken

to obstruct the government's investigation. It goes on to state three classified documents

that were not located in boxes, but rather were located in the desks in the 45 office

were also sealed. The DOJ also included a picture, this photograph, of the documents seized

during the FBI's search of the former president's Florida State, several of which clearly

are marked top secret. In all the filing says, more than 100 unique classified documents

were seized, and some of the documents were so sensitive, FBI agents and DOJ attorneys

needed additional security clearance just to review them. DOJ filing reveals the FBI recovered

twice as many classified documents than were returned by the Trump team, casting doubt

over their claim that there had been a diligent search following the grand jury's subpoena

in May. Okay, so Ryan, a question for you about what we know so far, and stop me if it's

something we don't know. We do know that Donald Trump had these documents, and he has

not denied that he had these documents. Am I correct?

No, I think you're right. He has made some assertion that he declassified some of

the documents in regards to quote unquote, rushing deep, but I don't think he has a bigger excuse

for having all these classified documents, which is clear from the filing are not really

just solely about rushing. There's a ton of information included.

So it's also true that there were issues and delays in returning these documents. So

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