I'm Ari Melburgh with you here on the beat with Ari Melbaugh. This is a live Labor Day edition.

So what we were just seeing there, going into the hour was the president speaking about labor, saying unions are more popular than ever as he spoke to that labor crowd.

Now, I could tell you later today, in this Labor Day edition of the beat, we actually have more on what the president is doing and pushing.

So having heard from him live, we'll bring you that soon. But the big, larger breaking news

story on the holiday is a new ruling coming out of Florida, a judge granting a request that

Donald Trump made for a different type of review of those documents that the DOJ says that he

was holding illegally for a long time, a special master to do the review.

Now, if you watch the beat or keep an eye on this, you may recall that we heard from attorney John Sale, who rejected a request to represent Trump in this very matter.

And before any such request was ever made, he actually said here on MSNBC that his idea

would have been to request a special master. This was days before Trump first made that legal

request.

They're using a filter team, the government, in order to review these documents for privilege,

various privileges, attorney-client privilege,

the deliberative privilege, the deliberative process privilege.

Well, I would immediately have gone to court and ask for the appointment of a special master.

I would not trust the government to be doing that.

Now, legally, as we discussed that day in an ensuing coverage, that is an option afforded to someone in this type of situation.

It's not a substantive win when you get a special master.

It doesn't mean that you, for example, legally held the documents or that you're cleared of the criminal investigation, but it does afford this extra layer of review.

Now, as Mr. Sale referenced, and as we discussed in our coverage, that's a review you typically want to request at the beginning, not after a bunch of the review has occurred, but this will go forward.

It will now be until Friday that a proposed list of special master candidates can be submitted.

Meanwhile, you have the Attorney General looking at these open probes, while there is also, in case you heard about it, midterm

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