I am Sarah Sidener and this is CNN Tonight.

We are going to take you through the momentous legal and political twists and turns.

Former President Donald Trump and the country, frankly, are now experiencing.

First, there is new reporting this evening related to the unprecedented search of Trump's

primary home.

There are so many questions yet to be answered about what led FBI agents tomorrow, logo,

on Monday, and also who may have led them there.

The Wall Street Journal is now reporting there was an informant.

Someone familiar with documents stored at Trump's residence who told investigators there

could be more classified documents after the National Archives already retrieved 15

boxes.

So, the FBI was reportedly tipped off by someone who led them to execute the search warrant.

Attorney General Marit Garland faces increasing pressure now to say something publicly about

why the FBI conducted the search.

The calls are not just coming from outside the Justice Department.

CNN has learned some officials within the DOJ believe the department should provide a

public statement.

They argue internally that the silence is harmful to the department and the public's interest.

That's in part because Donald Trump and his allies have filled the void with angry,

speculative rhetoric.

To that point, the ex-president puts out baseless accusations today that the FBI, quote,

planted in criminating material before searching his residence, trying to cast this as some

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