Today on Velshi, that feeling when being impeached twice might not be the worst line on your presidential resume anymore.

We're going to have the very latest on the bombshell new revelations from the investigation into Donald Trump's mishandling of top secret documents.

Plus, everything, and I do mean everything, that you need to know about President

Biden's student loan forgiveness plan and what the post-row landscape looks like two months in.

There are brand new abortion bans in effect and new fights to stop them. And then she brought

a searing story of teen addiction to life. The free verse novel, Crank, is a painful but

beautifully written reckoning of what drug addiction can do to a family. And yes, for that

public service, parents, school board members, and even some lawmakers have tried to ban this

book. Author Ellen Hopkins joins the Velshi Band Book Club to talk about her crucial work, Crank.

Velshi starts now.

And good morning to you. It is Saturday, August the 27th. I'm Ali Velshi this weekend.

We're learning more about why the federal government made the extraordinary

decision to conduct the unprecedented search of the former president's private residence and why a

federal judge granted the warrant for them to do it. Less than 24 hours ago, a redacted copy of

the affidavit for that search warrant was unsealed. The document is what the Justice Department submitted to a federal

judge to convince him to approve the search of Mar-a-Lago so that FBI agents could recover the box

of materials that properly belong to the United States government, many of which turned out to be

classified documents. The affidavit does not contain proof of a crime, but it details why the

Justice Department believes it has probable cause to believe that a crime may have been committed.

The Justice Department calls the affidavit, quote, a roadmap to the government's ongoing

investigation. That's why about half of the 38-page document is redacted, per the request of the FBI,

in order to preserve the integrity of an investigation that it says is still in its early stages.

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