server room at trump s mar-a-lago, the same servers storing the security surveillance video from trump s resort. this as mr. trump s lawyers meet with justice department officials today. then, come on in, the water s fine. the 2024 race set to grow by three more candidates as governor nikki haley lands her sharpest blow yet on the republican front runners. plus military fighter jets going super sonic when a private plane doesn t respond while flying near the nation s capitol. investigators are trying to figure out what went so horribly wrong. welcome to the lead, i m jake tapper, apologies for my voice. we start today with the law and justice lead and serious questions as to whether donald trump could face his first federal indictment ever. today, lawyers for the former president met with justice department officials here in washington for 90 minutes, a possible sign that special counsel jack smith s investigation into how trump handled classified documents and whet
might flee or be dangerous, you would arrest them. but i think in the case of donald trump where everybody knows where this is coming, his lawyer would get a call, saying he s been indicted, when can he come in the next couple of days but he does have to get booked that has toby done, so i imagine it could be done with secret service present. that s msnbc legal analyst barb mcquade laying out what could happen if donald trump is indicted by the manhattan district attorney. it comes as trump s former fixer gives testimony to a grand jury and the woman he s accused of paying off meet with prosecutors. meanwhile there s also new reporting out of georgia on another phone call that the former president made to an election official there in the aftermath of the 2020 election and also ahead the latest on the american drone that was damaged by russian jets over the black sea. it appears the aggressive action was approved by the kremlin. good morning and welcome to way too ea
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much. we have to get this done. this bill not only expands the number of visas, because we ve almost exhausted the number of visas, but it streamlines the process. it allows for remote processing. we don t have an embassy in afghanistan anymore, and it allows for other really critical ways to cut bureaucratic red tape and bring these people to the united states so they can start their new lives. congressman wensrup, this is a companion bill, as you noted, to the one introduced by senator roger wicker and senator gene shaheen. an effort to include something like this in the omnibus spending bill was held by senator chuck grassly, republican of iowa. he raised objections over what he says are lax criteria for special visa priority. i don t know what his position is going to be on your legislation here. but does he need to be pushed? can you get him to stop obstructing this? we have to talk to any of those that don t quite understand what we understand.
feet of water. as far as the loss of anything of sensitive intelligence, et cetera, as normal we would take and we did take mitigating measures. so we are quite confident that whatever was of value is no longer of value. joining us now pentagon reporter for politico and becoming a real regular for us laura, great to see you this morning. so you have some new reporting on a bipartisan push for legislation in congress in response to this week s drone incident tell us about that so senators gene shaheen and mitt romney actually on wednesday reintroduced a bipartisan legislation that would urge the biden administration to develop a strategy for the region including not just military but also economic and energy policy. now, this is really interesting, of course, with the backdrop