I've been my cellist from the Midas Touch Network, federal judge Eileen Cannon issued a very

surprising order just moments ago in her order. She granted the Department of Justice's

Motion for Protective Order under SEPA, the Classified Information Protection Act, and did a

number of important things actually in this order. She ruled against Donald Trump's scheme for

him to be able to create a skiff, a sensitive compartmental information facility at Mar-a-Lago,

and she also adopted the government's definition of what constitutes classified information. Let's go

to those key points of this order, and then I want to discuss, even though the fact that Judge

Eileen Cannon made the right order here, which is very surprising, what I ultimately think her

intentions are. I don't want to give her so much congratulations for the fact that she did a very

simple but correct thing, but we should acknowledge that she did the right thing here. So going through

this order here are some of the key highlights of it. If we go to paragraph eight of the order,

it says, any classified information, the defense discusses with the defendant, Donald Trump,

in any way, shall be handled in accordance with this order, including such requirements as

confining all discussions, documents, and materials to an accredited skiff, or other location

authorized by the CISO, the classified information security officer, who is appointed to oversee the

handling of classified information in a SEPA case, a classified information procedures act case,

accredited facility, accredited skiff is not one that will be built at Mar-a-Lago. There are certain

accredited skiffs like there's one in Miami. This means every time Donald Trump and his lawyers

want to review or discuss these records, it has to take place at a skiff. The records can't be brought

to Mar-a-Lago. They can't be transferred, a skiff's not going to be at Mar-a-Lago. Here are other

critical portions of this order. Paragraphs 27 and 28. Paragraph 27 says, any unauthorized disclosure

or mishandling of classified information may constitute violations of federal criminal law in

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