This is CNN Breaking News.

Welcome to the lead on Dana Bash in for Jake Tapper.

We continue with the breaking news of federal court and Florida unsealed the warrant that

investigators use to search the home of former President Trump.

The warrant cites three laws, obstruction, removing of government records and the Espionage

Act.

The warrant listed the classification of documents that were seized from Mar-a-Lago on

Monday, including four sets of top secret documents, three sets of secret documents,

three sets of confidential documents, and various documents were marked as top secret

sensitive compartmentalized information.

This would be material so sensitive that the U.S. goes to excruciating efforts to protect

it.

Only people with top secret clearance can read these documents and they have to do it

in what's known as a skiff or sensitive compartmental information facility.

Now these skiffs require a special lock and have reinforced walls and electronic methods

to prevent spying.

I'm going to go right to CNN's Caitlin Poland, so Caitlin, you have the warrant.

What else are we learning from it?

Right.

Well, Dana, there is more information in here than we could have expected yesterday.

There is three pages that really lay out exactly what was seized from the property of the

former President Mar-a-Lago, that beach club that is also his home and is not a secured

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