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Hey, I wanted to get out a special edition of the Bureau with Frank Figuzy to cover some

breaking news of last week that may not have gotten the full attention it deserved.

So let's get right into the New York Times reporting by Mike Schmidt and Maggie Haberman

on Thursday, May 12th, breaking the news

that there's a federal grand jury sitting into the investigation of the handling or

mishandling of classified White House documents that were squirled away at Donald Trump's

place in Mar-a-Lago in Florida. You'll recall that we're talking not about

just a couple of classified documents mistakenly stuck to a box somewhere, but rather 15 boxes

containing classified, even top-secret classified information that had been sitting at Mar-a-Lago post-the-Trump presidency.

So why do I say this is big news and understandably big news that was kind of subsumed

under the bigger news last week that the select committee investigating January 6 had subpoenaed five members of Congress.

Yeah, that is really big news. But I'm teasing out the lesser news of the week,

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