And welcome to The Beat. I'm Katie Fang in for Ari Melbur. Tonight, unsealed and revealed.

The new detailed inventory list of property, the feds seized from Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort.

I have it here. This is it. And tonight, I can report what the feds took for Mar-a-Lago, from the 45

office, all storage rooms, and all rooms or

areas where documents could be stored. But the most alarming detail is what was not found.

The DOJ claiming 48 folders that were marked classified were empty, raising the prospect that

some of the United States government's

most closely guarded secrets could remain unaccounted for. But other experts say it could simply

be disorganization, and agents need to document every piece of physical evidence they come across,

whatever it is, an investigation will uncover. Also seized,

42 empty folders labeled Return to Staff Secretary slash Military Aid. So in total, the top line

numbers, 48 empty folders with classified markings, 42 empty folders labeled return to staff secretary slash

military aid, and more than 10,000 non-classified government records, 10,000 government records.

And we're seeing how the classified documents taken were stored, just tossed in with clothes

and other personal items.

Mixed in with all of this classified material were just bundles of unclassified material like

magazines, news clippings, clothing, and gifts.

And today, Trump's former Attorney General Bill Barr, who once acted like Trump's personal

attorney,

getting blunt and going in on Trump, on of all places, Fox News.

What people are missing is that all the other documents taken, even if they claim to be

executive privilege, either belong to the government because their government records.

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