Good evening.

After more than a week of threats against FBI agents,

decided by the former president of his supporters,

and after one failed attempt on their lives,

our top story tonight is anything but academic.

The consequences of it could be very real.

Late today, we learned that some of the former president's

allies want him to publicly release surveillance camera

video of agents searching at Mar-a-Lago last week.

Now remember, he's already suggested

on several occasions that they might have planted evidence

while they were executing the search warrant.

There's no evidence of that at all.

And just today, on his social network,

he linked to an article describing the FBI

as the quote, fascist bureau of investigation.

We'll talk more in a moment about the debate

within the former president's circle

over putting out the surveillance video or not.

But according to reporting The New York Times,

by CNN political analyst Maggie Habermann,

investigators already have at least some surveillance video

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