A Trump employee said the former president told his staff to move boxes of documents at Mar-a-Lago before the FBI searched the property. The Jan. 6 committee says they'll reveal new details about the Capitol riot during its hearing today.
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2022 |
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Good morning, NBC News readers.
A Trump employee said the former president told his staff to move boxes of documents at Mar-a-Lago before the FBI searched the property. The Jan. 6 committee says it will reveal new details about the Capitol riot during its hearing today. And Alex Jones was ordered to pay nearly $1 billion to families of Sandy Hook shooting victims. Here's what we're watching this Thursday morning. |
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(Joe Raedle/Getty Images file) One of Donald Trump's employees told FBI agents the former president ordered boxes of documents at Mar-a-Lago to be moved before federal agents searched the property, according to a source familiar with the matter. The source also told NBC News that the FBI obtained security video showing people moving boxes out of a storage room at Trump's Florida estate. The worker's account, first reported by the Washington Post on Wednesday, offers new details about Trump's actions before FBI agents executed a search warrant on Aug. 8 to retrieve classified material from Mar-a-Lago. Read the full story here. |
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| Thursday's hearing, scheduled for 1 p.m. ET, will take a sweeping view of the plot to overturn the presidential election. Expect to hear new testimony from witnesses and new information from a trove of Secret Service records, according to an aide. |
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| This week's deadly strikes against Ukraine — as well as the appointment of a man known as "General Armageddon" to lead the campaign — offered a display of Russian might for pro-war hawks and hardliners in Moscow to revel in. |
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| Few Black Georgians plan to vote for Herschel Walker for U.S. Senate, according to recent polling. But those who do say their vote is motivated by the possibility of Republican control of the Senate, according to interviews with six Black conservatives. |
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| Some may want to see the racist diatribes of Nury Martinez, who resigned from her seat Wednesday, and other Los Angeles City Council members as an unfortunate incident. The reality is that such prejudice is not uncommon write NBC News' Suzanne Gamboa and Edwin Flores in a news analysis. |
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| Several family members of the victims wept as they heard the jury's decision. Jones, who was not in court, appeared on his online show, mocking the amounts being awarded and suggesting that he did not intend to pay. |
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| Laws requiring people to report child abuse have created a vast dragnet that ensnares millions of families each year while spreading fear in poor Black communities. But there's no proof these policies make children safer, an NBC News and ProPublica investigation found. |
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Select: Online shopping, simplified |
Amazon’s fall Prime Early Access Sale is over, but events like Walmart's "Rollbacks" are still on. If you're looking for early holiday gifts, try these sales and money-saving tips: Check out Walmart's competing sale, which runs through Thursday, and has discounts on popular brands like Apple.
See Select's list of the best October sales, which includes brands like REI and Home Depot and lasts further into the month.
Take advantage of retailers' price match guarantees. Target's current policy is in effect through Dec. 24.
Browse Select's fall Prime event bestsellers, as some may still be of interest. |
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