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Washington. the federal appeals court taking up this big question of immunity. we're expecting that to take about an hour or so tomorrow, wolf. we know, of course, that this is something that judge tanya chutkan has already reviewed. she said the former president does not enjoy this privilege of immunity from any criminal prosecution because of what he was doing in his capacity as president, but obviously tomorrow will be a very, very important day constitutionally, a very important moment for the form ever president, especially as he tries to push this potential trial beyond the election seas...

Special counsel Jack Smith announced in a court filing Monday that he could call three experts who have studied Trump's cellphone activity on January 6

Jenna Ellis, a former ally of Donald Trump, entered a plea deal on Tuesday, stating she was misled following the 2020 election.

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Coming after me. or if i was losing by a lot, i would have nobody coming after me. >> trump said earlier on friday he would not end his run for the white house even if he were convicted and sentenced in any of the criminal investigations against him. joining me to discuss is senior legal analyst elie honig. former federal prosecutor. great to see you again. other than trying to get the new defendant to flip, was there any need for jack smith to file a superseding indictment, or was he seeking to send a message? >> well, there was a substantiative difference in the second indictment. in additio...