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Midwestern University Chief Executive Officer Kathleen H. Goeppinger promoted four at the school.

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Now to our nbc news exclusive, inside air traffic control in the countrys busiest airspace for the first time since the pandemic hit. the faa is now hiring, and who its recruiting in a new campaign may surprise you. here is savannah sellers. >> reporter: its a high-stress job with high stakes for the 14,000 air traffic controllers keeping americas skies safe. archie leak was the first in 1929, trafficking planes in missouri from a wheelbarrow. but things are a little more high-tech now, and for ...

With details. so, what about the -- what are you learning about these attempts by prosecutors to get matthew calamari to cooperate? >> well, anderson, calamari is the chief-operating officer of the trump organization. and since prosecutors filed those charges against the company and its cfo, two weeks ago, theyve been focused on trying to get calamari to cooperate. heres the problem. we are two years into this investigation, anderson, and at this point, a source familiar tells me that they still...

>> we certainly will. all right. lots at stake. jeffrey, thank you very, very much. jeffrey toobin. also just coming in to "the situation room" right now, prosecutors on the trump organization tax fraud case, they are now trying to gain cooperation from a top company executive, chief operating officer matthew calamari. our senior legal affairs correspondent paula reed is joining us right now. tell us about the possibility that calamari can be flipped. >> thats what theyre trying to do. the big...

As alleged. >> the next question to ask is, okay, who else has not yet been indicted who could be indicted? theres an unindicted coconspirator in the indictment. he very likely is jeff connie, who was brought before the grand jury and testified. and under new york state law, if you come before a grand jury, you have immunity, transactional immunity for whatever you testify about. hes the controller of the organization, and logically would be a person involved in this criminal scheme. >> what do ...

Organization that otherwise they wouldnt have gotten through such lengths to hide it. >> right, and the next question to ask is, okay, who else has not been invited who could be indicted? there was an unindicted coconspirator in the indictment very likely he is jeff comey who is brought before the grand jury and testified in the new york state law. if you come before a grand jury you have immunity, transactional immunity for whatever he testify about. hes the controller of the organization. logi...

We know that there is something called an unindicted conspiracy, coconspirator in this case. cnn is reporting that that person, or person familiar with the investigation told them that the unindicted coconspirator is jeff mcconney, the trump organizations longtime controller. theres a lot of information in there because weisselberg was the cfo, the controller and the cfo in most companies work very closely together on detailed financial matters and have financial responsibility. what if anything...

Moment. i will tell you, it would seem that theres a better chance that that unindicted co-conspirator is more likely to be somebody like the controller of the trump organization, the controller is an employee of the trump organization, sort of lower level employee, who reported to allen weisselberg. i mention the controller because he has been reported to have appeared before the grand jury. we do not know for sure if the unindicted co-conspirator is him. we dont know for sure. theres a reason ...

Someone else, to say there was intentionality here, a pattern of it over years, even then its still difficult, is it not? >> its difficult because prosecution has to prove in any case evidence beyond a reasonable doubt, and here youre proving criminal intent. whats going on in somebodys mind? thats why, again, documents can play a big role here. the documents as for weisselberg, they seem to have him dead to rights. and they also apparently may have testimony of the controller who worked for wei...