Today is Monday, August 29th. We'll tell you about the Justice Department's rationale

for searching former President Trump's home, what team Trump is saying about it,

and why American intelligence agencies just opened another new investigation.

Also, could it be a repeat from two years ago, why officials in Central Mississippi are warning

residents to leave now? Plus, Moderna is suing Pfizer over COVID-19 vaccines. NASA is set to

launch its most powerful rocket ever, and the award show surprises last night that will likely

keep trending on social media today. Those stories and more to know. Coming up.

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It's being called the most detailed description to date of the government record stored at

former President Trump's Florida home. The federal government released the affidavit. It used to

justify the FBI raid at Mar-a-Lago. There were a lot of sensitive details blacked out,

but there was still some information about the criminal investigation we could see.

For example, the DOJ said, out of the boxes, Trump's team voluntarily handed over earlier this year,

184 documents had classified markings on them, but they were mixed in with things like

newspapers, magazines, and other kinds of records. And officials believed at the time there were

more still at Mar-a-Lago, even though there was nowhere at the Trump estate authorized to store

classified material. Remember, once the raid was given the go ahead earlier this month,

FBI agents did take records from Trump's home, and some of them were marked top secret.

When the latest court document came out, former President Trump defended himself once again,

calling the raid, quote, one of the most egregious assaults on democracy in the history of our country.

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