Frank Figliuzzi, NBC News national security analyst, joins Shep Smith to discuss concerns over a report that a foreign country’s nuclear secrets were stashed in Trump’s Mar-A-Lago home. And former Attorney General Bill Barr says Trump could soon be indicted.

The FBI has recovered documents marked top secret during a raid of former President Donald Trump's Florida residence Mar-a-Lago.

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Suggestions Trump could soon be charged

FBI agents found, highly sensitive documents, detailing top secret operations, and a foreign Nations nuclear capability. When they searched Mar-A-Lago. That's new at the exact. According a bombshell, new report from The Washington Post, the post reports some of the seized documents detail. Top secret operations that are so closely guarded that many senior National Security officials are kept in the dark about them documents about such. Highly classified operations are typically kept under lock and key. According to the post, almost always it is some computer secure compartmentalised information, facility or skiff. As they call it with a designated control officer to keep careful tabs on their location. But these documents were stored at Mar-A-Lago. A veritable, Country Club Estates more than 18 months since former President Trump left the White House, mr. Trump's own, former Attorney, General Bill Barr now, says and India. Could well be coming today, he said on Fox news that there is no scenario under which mr. Trump, could legally possess classified documents and government records but he says he opposes the idea of charging a former president. Will the government be able to make out of technical case? And will they have evidence by which the that they could indict somebody on including him? And I that's the first question and I think they're getting very close to that point frankly. Well mr. Trump's allies have been drawn comparisons to Hillary Clinton's use of private email server when she was Secretary of State and the Justice Department's decision not to pursue charges. Secretary Clinton is rejecting the comparison. Today on The View, she called The Washington Post reporting terrified. She described as strict protocol for viewing top-secret document when she was at Secretary of State A military career would come into my office would be an emergency. They wouldn't be time to get to the White House and and have a meeting was called and asked if he would have like a briefcase lock to his wrist and you have to look at this immediately. Secretary back in the lock box attached to his wrist and off, he would go Hillary Clinton says, every American should be concerned that FBI agents found dozens of empty classified folders at Mar-A-Lago losing. Now he was the assistant director for counterintelligence at the FBI. Now on NBC News National Security, analyst Breeze nuclear secrets, stashed in the former president's residence. How serious is this? Shepherd, it's these kinds of documents are among the highest value, most sensitive documents, our government has and the thought that they were in as unsecured location is mar Lago. What is is really astonishing to those of us in the intelligence Community, her spend careers and intelligence Community, understand the value of this information, understand the value to the two primary customers. First, the actual nation that the reporting is about, they would love to find out and paid dearly to find out what we know about their nuclear program and capabilities by virtue of just showing them what we know. We're also showing them what we don't know about their program, what is working for them? Because we don't have sources in that area. We haven't found that part of the program yet, they would pay dearly for that second. Customer would be any of that country's adversaries, who would pay dearly to learn what their opponent can do, and what they can't do. And the fact that former Didn't turn that particular document over with that righteous that he took, he turned over to the National Archives that eventually went because of the subpoena that that were turned over and an unofficial site visit tomorrow I go by DJ. Nope. None of those documents included the nuclear document. It had to include a search warrant to get that out. Bill Barr. He's been on a real tear lately criticizing the former president for having these documents at all, it does is mean more coming for him from him. I mean, does it, does it help blunt the attacks, we've seen on the doj I think, I think a former Attorney General has gravitas it and wait and whether he's motivated. And in this case by tried to redeem himself or rehabilitate himself, he understands the gravity of this situation and I think he has an impact for those are Trump's base who look to him for guidance and Leadership.

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