Is there a mole inside Mara Lago? We know someone tipped off the FBI about more boxes of documents inside Donald Trump's home.

And now we're learning more about the classified information taken from the Florida State.

Plus, dangerous rhetoric about the FBI may have inspired an attack on a field office.

We'll have the latest on a standoff that turned

deadly in Cincinnati. Also ahead, the CDC releases new COVID guidelines just before millions

of kids return to classrooms. Good morning, everyone, and welcome to way too early on this Friday, August 12th. I'm

Alex Witt in for Jonathan Lemire. We begin with new information on the FBI search of Donald

Trump's home. People familiar with the investigation tell the Washington Post that classified documents relating to nuclear weapons were among the items

agents were searching for on Monday. The sources did not disclose any additional details about the type of documents or if any were recovered.

Here's reaction from the Trump attorney who was at Mar-a-Lago during the search.

Is it your understanding that there were not documents related to our nuclear capabilities

or nuclear issues that had national security implications in the president's possession

when the agents showed up at Marlago?

That's correct. I don't believe they were. And if they thought

they were, do you know for a fact? Do you know for a fact they were? Have you spoken to the

president about it? I have not specifically spoken to the president about what nuclear

materials may or may not have been in there. I do not believe there were any in there.

Well, we may actually learn what was taken from the property as early as this afternoon,

as well as any suspected violations. Attorney General Merrick Garland announced yesterday

that the Justice Department is moving to unseal the warrant used in Monday's search.

The judge ruled the DOJ's motion to unseal must be

presented to Trump's lawyers who have until 3 p.m. today to agree with or oppose the motion to

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