> and good evening. ii m erin burnett along with wf blitzer. aand tp and tand this is af outfront. tthe federal indictment of dod trump. tonp tonight, the former p far facipfacing this 37. apand he could face a sign amamoup amounamount of ti wp wolf and i have read th tr tthis pthis today, hs one through 31, maximum sentence, ten years in prison. count 32, conspiracy to obstruct justice. maximum sentence 20 years. count 33 withholding a document or a record, maximum sentence 20 years. count 34, corruptly concealing a document or record maximum sentence, 20 years. count 35, concealing a document in a federal investigation, maximum sentence, 20 years. count 36, five years. count 37, false statements and representations, maximum sentence, five years. wolf, it underscores how incredibly serious this is. he s potentially facing a lot of time in prison. there s a lot of damning evidence in this indictment, as you well know, erin. according to the department of justice, trump re
and text message. the indictment also detailing the various locations where trump allegedly stored classified documents at his mar-a-lago estate. the indictment says trump was personally involved in packing the boxes when he left the white house, so he was involved directly. then they sit for three months in a ballroom. events and gatherings are taking place. there are tens of thousands of people coming through over the months. then they get moved to a business center, then a bathroom, then a storage room. finally december 7, 2021, some of them were found on the floor even with their contents spilled out. these specific documents were marked secret and releasable to only certain intelligence. these were not secured areas, just to be very clear. in fact, a member of trump s mar-a-lago club is telling cnn today, quote, once you re on property, you can go anywhere, i do, i walk through the ballroom area all the time, i can access it at any time. wolf and i have our team of reporters cover
first, teams covering both the campaigns in georgia tonight, eva is with warnock, jeff zeleny is what walker. i want to start with you, eva. what has the mood been like in the final minutes here before the polls close? reporter: well, erin, i will have to say it seems to me from my reporting on the ground that senator warnock, we actually just saw him walk through here in the ballroom area just a few minutes ago and the campaign just seems swagger and enthusiasm going into the runoff than i witnessed four weeks ago. that was also evident among student organizers this week working with the campaign. they indicated to me they were more confident now. still, senator warnock expressing cautious optimism again this morning to his supporters. cautioning them saying listen, herschel walker still has a real path to victory here. and that republican voters tend to come out on election day.
we had no problems and i m glad it worked out the way it did. we were all worried here. we were talking to him sunday night when we come back on the air with this particular program, and we re glad that we are. we re glad you re safe. i appreciate that. florida won t know the extent of the damage from hurricane irma until at least dawn. there will be a lot of rebuilding to do across the state. joining me now is nigel, a red cross spokesperson and she joins us via skype. thank you for joining us. thank you. what type of resources does the red cross have in place in florida right now? this is really a massive relief effort. i m actually sitting here in the orlando headquarters office where we re hunkering down and i can hear winds roaring outside. and we re in the ballroom area here. so i feel secure about that. and knowing that we have thousands of volunteers that are literally working out with our evacuation centers, providing