Former White House press secretary says Trump's changing of his messaging of his Mar-a-Lago raid shows that he's nervous: 'It's very telling'

After the Mar-a-Lago raid, former President Donald Trump changed his messaging to show he was nervous.

He needs to be concerned. I am not sure how he is not. The man is being investigated in many ways. People went into his home and took evidence. I think the fact that he keeps changing his messaging to me as someone who worked for him for a long time is very telling.

Even if it's the wrong message, Grisham said Trump would stick to one message.

She said that Trump changed his message many times, including calling for the release of the affidavit.

Some of the documents the FBI seized from Mar-a-Lago were marked as "top secret" and may have contained information about nuclear weapons.

The affidavit was released by the Justice Department on Friday.

Trump objected to the redactions.

"They just want to see what the redactions are because they want to see who's talking to them and they want to see what the DOJ has so they can start crafting messages against it."

She said that she thought Trump was nervous.

He doesn't change his message so frequently. He's better at public relations. When he triples down on anything, no matter how crazy it is, he gets away with it.