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hello and thank you for joining us. it is 10 a.m. eastern. i'm ana cabrera with jose diaz vallart. special breaking news coverage today. for a man with a lengthy and varied history of high stakes court battles, this will be a legal saga unlike anything donald trump has encountered before. the former president has now been federally indicted on seven criminal charges related to his handling of classified documents. nbc news has confirmed one of the charges is related to the espionage act. >> all eyes now turn to tuesday at 3 p.m. eastern, the day before the former president's 77th bir...

Tell us beyond the espionage act charge, the type of legal trouble trump could be facing, the crimes that he may be facing? >> reporter: it's hugely significant, ana. there's a conspiracy to obstruct justice charge. again, the lawyer, james trusty, who discussed these charges publicly, he hasn't seen the indictment. he's only seen a charging sheet. he himself says he doesn't know exactly what the charges are, but obstruction, false statements and the one big unanswered question is whether he's been charged with dissemination, showing classified documents to people who weren't authorized to see...

United states is the envy of the world and it is built on a fundamental notion of openness. if we take away network neutrality, we really start to gut some of that openness and change things. your broad band provider will be able to block websites or censor online content. i can't think of anybody who thinks that's a good thing. >> what are the other pieces we prepare for the record this segment a look at another country that does not have net neutrality. this is portugal. this is an example of sort of a charging sheet, a consumer in portugal could get for internet service. it looks convoluted...

Have the charging sheet. they have thrown the book at us. anything else we can blame them on? careless, reckless with climate. everything. all evils or things that are wrong in the world, they say okay. you have to think, all thell nas they have called conservatives or republicans were people that voted -- for president trump, you are racist, sexist, anything they can think of. they have said it. how did the democrats all the middle-class and working men and women that came out and voted for president trump? w are all of those people bad too? i think they forget, because they are in this very ...

>> it's remarkable. this is an investigation that took about eight months. these are two soldiers who worked at army national guard armory near san diego. james casillas, 22 years old and reyes, 34 years old. they are now facing charges -- both of them facing charges of dealing firearms without a license. reyes is additionally charged with unlicensed transportation of firearms across state lines. this was an atf sting run by atf agents who told them, according to prosecutors in san diego, told these two men that these weapons they were selling were destined for mexican drug cartels. they were ...