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Just wanna make sure i heard you correctly -- on tuesday, when donald trump shows up, will we hear from judge cannon when the date of the trial will be set or can she put that off and make that announcement at another time? >> someone angelica laurie, yes. im going to say, yes, on tuesday, youre going to get a trial date, yes, on tuesday, you can get a date for an upcoming hearing where the parties are going to advise the court how much time or when they think this is going to take to be able to...

What do they have? >> i think she is in my soul. even though she isnt here, physically, she is with us. >> finally, one determined detective, officially retired, again. this case, for him, was, well -- >> emotional. >> was it worth the time you put on this? >> oh yes. . sure. >> the case that he came back for. the case of his life. closed. >> that is all for this edition of dateline. i am andrea cannon thank you for watching. for watching >> good evening, im ali velshi. welcome to msnbc special ...

Thats definitely a donald trump playbook run. but at the end of the day, the doj could say, i believe in my case. special counsel jack smith has presented an impeccably detailed indictment. we know he probably has more evidence up his sleeve that we havent even seen yet. so why bother. why not make a run for it? if you look at a national page in the indictment, it says, ali, 21 days is what they say, the doj says it is going to take to try and try this case. thats what? thats more than three or ...

That he had -- if you look at the trail -- 18 months it took them to finally get back all of the documents. that looks like the trump presidential library to me. at the end of the day, if you think about it, this is 18 months in order to get back everything, including having lawyers lie in attestations stating that there was nothing like for him. thats why you have the obstruction case from. >> that looks like the trump presidential library to me. you can like michael cohen or not. he has some s...

Predictable and not, but judge and jury in the case and proclaim donald trump innocent before they had even read the unsealed indictment that came from the grand jury in the department of justice. when you read it, when you see those photos, you understand that they have a very powerful and seemingly overwhelming case against the president on really straightforward set of facts. they lay out the law really clearly. a document is confidential if it is unauthorized disclosure could do damage to th...

To deal with. so because of that, you may see a trial date that is into 2024, that becomes uncomfortably close to a presidential election. but at this point, we are just going to have to wait and see wants that scheduling order is entered. and we will see a trial date pretty soon. >> katie, it is symone. good to see you. i have a question about what folks should expect on tuesday. i was told by some former federal prosecutors that will look, well be seeing miami, its going to look very similar t...

>> i think its important that people at home understand that the only reason donald trump was indicted was because he refused to get the boxes back to the national archives over and over again. >> over, and over again. >> multiple times. >> fbi comes to me one-time to tell me to do something, im going to give it all. up one time. >> can i disagree with my friend symone, i think this is his strategy. his strategy is to deny, to deflect, not actually grapple with the substance of this indictment. ...

Case ive already had issues with the chief judge and other members of the 11th circuit. i want to get off this case. >> katie phang its alicica menendez. -- it takes all the lawyers on this network not to specifically name statutes when there are talking about the law. not that theyve been talking to other lawyers. the other thing i heard about the possibility of moving doj, doj moving to recuse cannon, it would just take time. they know that time is of the essence here. i wonder, katie, the ext...

Clearly why the drastic step of indicting a former president of the united states of america. the first time its ever been done in america, its been done in many other democracies. why it was necessary. this document says that. the timeline here is crazy. but also very important and extremely digestible. it starts jack smith on page two, in this indictment, by saying donald trump -- from the moment -- while he was in office as the president, kept boxes. regularly kept boxes of information. then ...

Neutrality into question. now, we have this aileen cannon, a judge who is appointed by donald trump. that alone doesnt make her suspect, but she was appointed by trump and proceeded to render a whole set of extreme pro trump rulings of when he tried to attack the fbi search warrant and the legitimacy of the fbi search after his obstruction of earlier efforts to get the documents from him. she was overruled by a three judge