so, to see raymond j. dearie was kind of encouraging. he's a very respected judge, someone who can definitely do this work. again, to the extent that they are classified documents here, like what we have to get certain clearances, that is an open question. that may delay this further. but he is a solid choice, i think, and that is part of the reason why i think the doj was willing to assent to this. >> but let's stay on this. you just said, it might delay this thing further. and dearie has until november 30th. barb, in everything we have seen from donald trump, everything is delay, delay, slow play things and see what kind of power he has at the end. how much farther delayed can all of this get? because we are going to turn the corner and he's going to try to run for president again. >> we have seen, certainly, stephanie, that he is the master of this game. think back to those subpoenas that were served years ago for his talks records, by cy vance in new york, he was the master of this game. he appealed it all the way to the supreme cour

. >> andrew weizmann, let's go to a hypothetical possibility with raymond j. dearie. and that is, assuming there is no appeal process that got in the way, that he got to work on this right away, he looks at the 100 classified documents in a day, and immediately declares the should go to the government, that donald trump has absolutely no possessory interest in them and no interest in them whatsoever. that is how i have rules. i am not going to show them to the plaintiffs counsel. can he do that and can he do that quickly? >> i think the part about not showing it to plaintiffs counsel is where he could get procedurally in trouble. and i don't see him doing that. but what he can do is act very quickly. to brad's point is, what he can do is say, okay, i see these documents returned to the trump team in a way that judge cannon has not because he is an experience federal judge and also, say, what specifically is your argument? you can argue these are declassified. that is irrelevant. these were called for by a search warrant. they were found pursuant to a search warrant. w

tonight, judge cannon ruled that senior judge raymond j. dearie should conclude his rule by november 30th or thereabouts. because that date could potentially slide. in addition to all of these apparent concessions to the former president, judge cannon also said that trump's team will get a chance to review everything with the appropriate security clearances of course. but that is a big win for the former president. he potentially gets to go over all of this classified material, much of which he no longer has the clearance to review. it is worth noting here that judge cannon does not accept the government's assertion that they seized roughly 100 classified documents in the first place. she cast serious doubt on whether or not those documents are actually indeed classified. and you can almost hear the mistrust of the government in a ruling tonight. quote, in isolating the described documents from the larger set of seized materials, as 100 classified documents, the government effectively asked the court to accept the following compound primacy

she has appointed raymond j. deary ain judge for the eastern district of new york who was appointed by rond reagan. first suggested by team trump as one of the picks for special master. the justice department s agreed that the senior judge would be a gooddg pick but the government would like theod special master it would like him to work expeditiously. the d.o.j. has asked if the special master was indeed appointed that he or she wrap it all up by mid october. and today the judge said conclude thedg review by novemb 30th or thereabouts. in addition to all of these apparent concessions to the former president, judge cannon also said that trump's team will get a chance to review everything with the appropriate security clearances ofyt course but that is a big win for the former president.fo who potentially gets to go over all of the classified material, much of which he no longer has the clearance to review. it is worth noting here that judgert cannon does not accept e government's assertion that they seized roughl

raymond dearie who is now serving as a special master in the case and judge donald j trump versus the united states of america became a special master because donald trump's own lawyer suggested his name to the judge handling the case in florida asking her to a point i raymond dearie as a special. master because judge dearie has always been rule rightly regard it is fair minded. he serves in the eastern district of new york in brooklyn,. and so it was in the federal courthouse in brooklyn today where donald trump who was born in the adjacent neighborhood of queens was told something, that donald trump's parents never told him. you can't have your cake and eat it too. that's something parents have been telling children for literally hundreds of years, beginning in many evil england or versions of that sentence were passed around in the 15 hundreds. in 16 11, the english poet john davies put it in a way that actually makes more semantic sense than the current version when he said, a man cannot eat his cake and have it still. judge dearie conducted a meeting with the lawyers on both side

now imagine you had a ticket to that brooklyn courtroom today at 2 pm we're judge raymond dearie held his first special master session in the case of donald j trump versus united states of america. what would you do with your one seat

issued a new order in the case because what special master raymond dearie thought the trump lawyers could do in a day, last week, they still have not done. judge dearie's order says, in light of delays in retaining a vendor to digitize the seized materials, plaintive trump deadline for submitting a declaration affidavit in response to the governments revised inventory is extended to october 7th, 2022. that appears to mean that the trump lawyers incompetence in trying to hire a company that would digitize and organize the 11,000 documents seized by the fbi has brought them, bought them in effect, one week extension or so, of the deadline when the trump lawyers will then have to respond to the justice department's filing and updated inventory of what was seized. but it is actually worse than that. worse than just lawyer incompetence. what judge dearie's order did not review about the delay in hiring evander, was revealed tonight in a late filing in the case by the justice department, which says, quote, plaintive trump informed us this morning that none of the five document review vend