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Be bringing this case, and it looks like it's imminent, unless he had it nailed down solid with evidence. the charges will not be light or fringe-like, and the evidence will be overwhelming, because that's what we see generally speaking in all federal cases. the federal government would rather ditch a case than lose a case. so this is the strength of what we're about to see happen. also, you led with this issue of the likely spring board that happened from the january 6th work, excellent, the committee, to lead to where jack smith is today. i'm both disturbed by that and encouraged by it, dist...

Justice, brandon van grabbing. he's well versed and very patient with us and our questions about it. take us through -- just first explain to us what happened today. >> so what was supposed to happen today is a focus on scheduling what's going to happen with respect to classified information in the case. there are certain procedures and hearings and filings that occur with respect to classified information based on a law called the classified information procedures act. what it appears is the focus instead was really on trying to set a trial date and at least based on the reporting, it doesn't...

Of these attempts in the future. >> big news happening at the state level as well on the criminal casualty front. in your state, the attorney general announcing charges against 16 individuals who were charged with eight counts each, all felonies, if convicted, leading to lengthy prison sentences. i guess two questions on this. we know this has been on her radar. she has referred it to doj and took the case back and focused on it anew, seeing little action and movement from doj in their pre-jack smith period. your reaction to the charges in michigan today. >> this was an actionable plan, not ju...

Submitted or sort of has tweeted about is something i wanted you to expand on for us. this is from "the new york times." beneath the scheduling issues was a fascinating philosophical scruggs of the nature of trump as a defendant. it revolved around the question of should trump be treated like any other defendant or did his role as a candidate need to be taken into account. one, expand on that for us. and two, where do you come down on that debate? >> i think it's also related to some of the reporting that talked about the judge in this case really pressing the defendant's counsel on why this c...

Role in withholding classified documents from the government and keeping them at his personal residence. it has already resulted in indictments. his co-conspirator, walt nauta, appeared before u.s. district judge aileen cannon in a hearing that wrapped up in the last hour. that hearing ended without a decision on timing from cannon. msnbc is reporting from inside the courtroom and reveals there was a heated discussion on both sides about how quickly the case would be ready to go to trial. judge cannon appeared to brush aside the arguments from trump's lawyers that just because their client is ...