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>> good evening. tomorrow, the man who many expected to give the former presidents toughest primary challenge of 2024 makes it official. floridas governor, ron desantis, getting into the race, taking on his fellow floridian, launching the campaign in a streaming event with elon musk on twitter. his opponents former favorite megaphone. which he used in 2016, of course, to pummel the rest of the republican field, including former florida senator, marco rubio, and floor -- jeb bush, who y...

The state trial, which we just found out today is scheduled for march 25th. so we could be in a really unprecedented scenario here. >> but they wouldnt necessarily wait to move forward on both cases? >> right, so theres an interesting strategic for jack smith. does he make his recommendation on both of those cases, january 6th at mar-a-lago at the same time. or does he do each one when its ready, the normal prosecutorial practices you take them as they come. and it sounds like from the reporting...

Investigation in history. >> as of today, we have arrested and charged more than 725 defendants in nearly all 50 states and the district of columbia for the roles in the january 6th attack. in charging the perpetrators, we have followed well warned prosecutorial practices. those who assaulted officers or damage the capital face greater charges. those who conspired with others to obstruct the vote count also faced greater charges. the justice department remains committed to holding all january si...

And charged more than 725 defendants and nearly all 50 states and the district of columbia for their roles in the january 6 attack. in charging the perpetrators, we have followed well worn prosecutorial practices. those who damaged the capitol face greater charges. those who conspired with others to obstruct the vote count also face greater charges. those who did not undertake such conduct have been charged with lesser offenses, particularly if they accepted their responsibility early and cooper...

Arrested and charged more than 725 to the food booth in nearly all 50 states and the district of columbia for their roles in the january six attack. in charging the perpetrators, we have followed well worn prosecutorial practices. those who assaulted officers or damage the capital face greater charges. those who conspired with others to obstruct the vote count also face greater charges. those who did not undertake such conduct have been charged with lesser offences. particularly if they accepted...

But released detailed fact findings, why? because there was such intense public interest. i think we have at least that level here. the other thing is know that congress is going to fight like mad here. earlier this week the house intel committee, the committee chairs, sent a letter to doj saying, look, if your policy is you wont indict, its all the more important that you send us all the information so we can do what we need to do here in the congress. >> with the mueller probe reportedly comin...