I think that the fundamental dynamics of the case are set, which is the government has very strong evidence of what it really needs to determine whether charges appropriate, which is government documents were taken, classified information was taken and not handled appropriately, and they are looking into, and there's some evidence to suggest that

they were deceived.

Former Attorney General Bill Barr laying out the facts of the case against Donald Trump's

handling of classified information.

Meanwhile, there's stunning new reporting on the nuclear secrets that the FBI found inside Marlago.

It's information so sensitive that many national security officials don't have access to it.

Also ahead, we've got new surveillance video that appears to show evidence of interference in the 2020

election.

As a fake elector is seen escorting several people into a county

elections office in Georgia. Plus, there are urgent calls for action in Ukraine to prevent

a nuclear meltdown at Europe's largest power plants.

Good morning and welcome to way too early on this Wednesday, September 7th.

I'm Jonathan Lemire.

Thanks for starting your day with us.

We'll begin with that new reporting from the Washington Post. People familiar

with the matter tell the newspaper that a document describing a foreign government's nuclear

secrets was among the top secret items seized from Marlago a month ago. The Post did not identify

which government, but there are only eight other countries with nuclear capabilities.

The paper sources also didn't specify where inside the former president's Beech Estate,

the document was found. In the days after the FBI search, the post reported that

investigators were looking for nuclear documents, but Donald Trump denied their reporting. People familiar

with the search now tell the paper that some of the top secret documents seized from Marlago

...