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the sunday show. in 1974, richard nixon resigned the presidency in disgrace, following watergate. almost 50 years after that scandal rocked the nation, donald trump has been impeached -- twice. and now indicted -- twice. the first ex president to face criminal charges from the federal government. he will be arraigned on tuesday in federal court in miami. the indictment, and still bit special counsel jack smith on friday revealed 37 counts against trump, six against his personal, it walter nauta. it accused both men of lying, scheming and misleading officials in order to hold on to hu...

Sense that every eye has been dotted, every t has been crossed. it's not like this was done in the free, it's been -- many times. it's possible there could be a indictment, imagine most of what we see charged, if not all is this indictment. >> congressman, less than a minute left. i have a complicated question for you, of course. but given that we are talking about classified documents which have multiple classifications, markings, how much of a complication is that going to be in terms of how this case will be tried, and how much the public can know about what is going on? >> that is a really...

Fault. he went to the weaponization language. thereby, pre-judging the case, and not allowing the country to have the oxygen to deal with something on its own merits, facts. merits, instead, once again, it is an episode in this ongoing reality show, that trump has programed, in which all of us are characters, willing or not. that was disappointing. the rule of law, that is the whole thing. we were talking a minute ago about nixon? it is significant question here about what the president ford on that sunday morning in september, 1974, should in fact have pardoned nixon. didn't create the sense ...

Is that clear cut evidence of obstruction? >> i don't want to talk about that, i think it's for the jury to decide if it's clipped out evidence. i will say, a lot of lawyers were concerned when the grand jury was able to see attorney-client notes from the lawyer. that just did not strike me. now it seems to make more sense, it's put in the context that he believes the evidence is outlined in the indictment, donald trump was using his lawyers to try to obstruct justice. and that was not just on that motion, but also having boxes of documents brought to his personal residence, to go through, pri...

Investigators can do. i'm not that surprised it was moved down and moved fairly quickly. >> doug, i want to stick with you for one more thing. i want to talk about the case being charged in florida instead of washington. given all of the charges are related to actions that happened in florida, i get it. what i don't understand is our judge aileen cannon got this case. thisshould smith be concerned tt this trump appointed judge is the presiding judge in their case? >> well you know, i read and i think it is probably correct, this was randomly assigned. i know that makes no sense to people, but ...