5 Alice in Camarata and this is CNN Tonight.

Will we all get to see the extensive affidavit behind the FBI's retrieval of 20 plus boxes

containing highly classified documents that Donald Trump took with him from the White

House tomorrow, a judge says maybe, but not yet.

And we may have to read between a lot of redactions.

The battle to unseal the affidavit, meaning the justification behind the FBI search, played

out in a Florida courtroom today.

The same federal judge who approved the search warrant to look for all of those classified

and top secret documents opened the door to the possibility that portions of the affidavit

could be made public as soon as next week.

But first, he's giving prosecutors the opportunity to propose redactions and explain why each piece

of information should be kept from the public.

The Justice Department says all of it needs to remain sealed.

They say releasing it could quote, cause significant and irreparable damage to the ongoing

criminal investigation as well as to witnesses.

The judge did unseal four new documents tied to the search warrant and there is some new

info in there.

Last week, we learned the possible crimes that prosecutors were looking into, violations

of the espionage act, obstruction of justice, and criminal handling of government records.

So now, we're learning a little more about what those mean.

Prosecutors say the potential crimes are number one, the willful retention of national defense

information, as well as the concealment or removal of government records and obstruction

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