Is it just like having an overdue library book?

The lead starts right now.

That's one of the way Trump's legal team describes the dispute over classified documents

seized from our logo.

We have new details from this afternoon's hearing to determine if a judge will order

an independent review.

Then, President Biden is just hours away from delivering a rare primetime address in

it he's expected to issue a dire warning about extremism led by his predecessor.

And the sobering numbers about just how harmful virtual learning was for American

school children.

Math and reading scores plummeting to their lowest levels in decades.

Welcome to the lead.

I'm Caitlin Collins in for Jake Tapper.

We start today with our politics lead and the Florida courtroom showdown unfolding this

afternoon over the classified documents found at Trump's Mar-a-Lago home.

The hearing ended a little over an hour ago with no immediate decision from Judge

Eileen Cannon on whether or not to appoint a special master in the case.

A special master would be a third party attorney put in charge of reviewing the evidence seized

from Trump's Florida home.

His newest lawyer in his first appearance as part of legal team today argued that a special

master is needed to restore order and quote, lower the temperature in the nation.

And another Trump attorney compared the battle over the classified documents to a dispute

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