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Josie Duffy Rice: But it’s still like not great since– So it’s not as serious as the next section, 794, which is actually about like giving that information to a foreign government. And that one criminalizes, quote, “gathering, transmitting or losing defense information”. The FBI’s warrant deals with a very specific part called Section 793. You may be asking yourself what the Espionage Act is, despite its like very sexy name, suggesting it all has to do with spies like James Bond. The unsealed search warrant revealed that the FBI is currently investigating Trump for, among other things, a potential violation of the Espionage Act. So it’s not great for the former president. Josie Duffy Rice: They don’t search your stuff if there is nothing going on. The FBI like just doesn’t show up to your house for good news, you know? But Josie, what are some of the major takeaways that we do know about this? Now, we didn’t get to see details of what was taken, but according to records that were made public, we do know that the FBI took 11 sets of classified documents, some of which were designated top secret. So on Friday, a federal judge in Florida officially unsealed the search warrant that allowed the FBI to take a little field trip to Mar-a-Lago last week. Let’s start with a recap on the past couple of days, though, because a lot has happened. But we’re going to get to at least a few. Actually, I don’t know about all of them because they’re quite a lot. We’re going to talk about all of the legal problems that face Donald Trump.

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Plus, scientists say climate change will force Californians to get ready for more disasters other than the big one. Josie Duffy Rice: On today’s show, author Salman Rushdie is on the mend after he was stabbed multiple times on Friday. Priyanka Aribindi: –How private trains work, what a private train is. As two people who don’t actually know anything about–

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And in headlines: author Salman Rushdie is recovering after he was stabbed on-stage at an event in New York state, a UCLA study warns that California is due for a “megaflood,” and New York City health officials are sounding the alarm over polio.

Meanwhile, the FBI and Department of Homeland Security issued a joint bulletin warning of an uptick in violent threats against federal law enforcement since the search at Mar-a-Lago.

Leah Litman, co-host of Crooked’s Strict Scrutiny, joins us to discuss Trump’s mounting legal problems. That’s according to the unsealed search warrant executed at his Mar-a-Lago residence last week.

The Justice Department is investigating former President Donald Trump for potentially violating three federal laws related to handling government documents, including the Espionage Act.