they are with superseding indictments and trying to flip people and unveiling new evidence building this case while they have a may trial date. now, the may trial date, aileen cannon and all of us know that that was a placeholder to make sure the lawyers didn t just sit back and say, well, we have a couple of years to sort this out. place holders are meant to be moved. so, you know, the parallel of this in the mob case is the other teflon don, john gadi, you know, he called the shorts on the defense, he paid for everybody else s lawyers and he went down when somebody from the inside flipped and talked. all right. john miller, renato, thank you very much. we will have to see. we will be talking to you both for sure. thank you both. coming up for us, will the former president soon face a third indictment? we are also closely watching the special counsel s investigation into the alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election. and trump heading to iowa today to join ron desantis a
90s. the black community we weren t big fans of oj, we knew he had done something wrong but the people going after oj was lapd and we thought the lapd was even worse. i see the same dynamic happening within the republican party. they know donald trump except that once upon a time the republican party was very pro law enforcement. yes, exactly. there is a lot happening here. and pro national security and patriotism. the idea that somebody could steal a bunch of government documents and possibly risk our national security might have alarmed a republican or two, but apparently it s a different republican party. i go back to where we started the show with the words altering, mutilating, concealing. you know, those are tough words to see in a charge. i mean, look, i thought brother miller did a great job explaining. this gets worse and worse and worse, except for when it gets worse. it just gets worse. you steal all this stuff, he s not supposed to have it, they
so many more things to watch. we will be watching that. okay. with us now former federal prosecutors renato marriiotti a john miller. renato, let me start with you, what s different this morning than was yesterday? yes, donald trump faces these additional charges, but what if anything about these charges makes his legal predicament different? well, one thing, john, is they now have found the document that was being referred to in that recording we just heard. i think that s important. ultimately that is some of the best evidence that jack smith has. it s evidence that makes it clear that trump admits that the document wasn t declassified. we now know in the indictment that document was top secret. he s going to be able to show that document to the jury. i think that s important. and, look, trying to delete and destroy surveillance footage, that is very explosive and it s
just going to be hard to explain away. all of the stuff about classified documents for a lot of people might be hard to get their heads around, but it s very hard for me to believe that jurors are going to not be able to understand that when you re deleting footage when the fbi is investigating you, you know, that means you know you ve done something wrong. renato, stand by for a moment i want to bring john miller into this conversation. john, just the pure amount of investigation that went into this, thinking about potentially putting this in front of a jury when you have so much audio, photos, surveillance. i mean, in ternls of the prosecutors being able to say, hey, don t even i think listen to what we re telling you he did, you can hear this and see this for yourself. talk about how powerful that is potentially for the prosecutors. well, the timeline that was just laid out on this broadcast really tells a story, but if you dig just one layer deeper, the original indictment s fo