then the case of that now infamous iran documents show them to people he wasn t supposed to show them to. now, i know all of this can be a lot to follow. and indictment in the election interference case still feels and minutes,. trump s lawyers had a meeting with the special counsel s office this week in which they were told to expect one. then out of nowhere is the superseding indictment of florida. this brings me to the other lesson of the week. even when i d might not feel like, i know we can t necessarily see, it or we don t know the details of what s happening, the justice system is always working. every time jack smith s team makes an announcement, there seems to be a few eye-popping details that no one was tracking beforehand. some of them sound very bobbling to me. there is also a lot going on behind the scenes. as this week showed, we have no idea how much work the department of justice is doing until news breaks. in the meantime, the work is still very much happening. however
here, when it is direct evidence of account that is charged, direct evidence of count 32, there s really no argument that it shouldn t be admitted. so i do think this solidifies the introduction of that taking into evidence. so tomorrow, carlos d olivia is such to be a range. as we re waiting for that, what are you watching for and what we see? so, i don t think it will be a particularly noteworthy proceeding, i think the special counsel has already said there s no reason for mr. trump or mr. nauta to be there, so it will probably be just mr. de oliveira and his attorney. i suspect you will enter a plea of not guilty, and that will be about it. they ll talk about conditions of release, i expect because mr. nauta and mr. trump or not incarcerated, or detained pretrial, i don t think neither will mr. de oliveira, i think they will impose the same conditions that are on nauta, which is that remember, nauta and trump are allowed to talk to each other about work, and i think the same wi
he doesn t see anything wrong with his behavior. i think that alone is the scary part. he has the potential to become the president again, and that is scary. you ve also been very outspoken on mental health. the need to embrace mental health challenges when you have them. why has that been so important to you? so many people suffer with it silently, even when the people who don t suffer it silently come out about it, they re ridiculed full or. even a few months, ago senator fetterman put himself, checked himself into for depression, or i don t know the specific, but it was mental health related. the attacks that he got for someone just asking for help. the way that we treat individuals in this country when they ask for help, it s a pollen. you know, people only care when it affects them, or someone they know, or someone they love directly. that in society, it s
superseding indictment drop in the investigation into his handling of classified documents. all of this is happening within the span of hours. we really can t make the stuff up sometimes. it s about $1 figure on this mountain of lead in trouble, just last, night the washington post came up with a new piece detailing the more than $40 million that trump s political group has spent on legal costs to defend not just trump, but his advisers and others in the first half of this year alone. the first half of this year alone. that s $40 million from trump supporters across the country for the legal bills for him and his circle. just to put a very fine tooth comb on this, 40 million of the five, ten, 20 dollar donations from trump supporters across the country has gone to foot trump s legal bills and illegal bills of people ho helped him. one thing is for sure, those bills are going to keep piling up. the new superseding indictment in the documents case contains three additional charges for tr
indictment about trump s behavior, and the superseding indictment, particularly some of the mob like behavior that he uses with people around him, does that remind you some of the things you uncovered during your investigation into january 6th? do you see a trend there? yeah, i think the trend is that the president was at the center of this effort to stop a peach will transfer of power, to look at the insurrectionist, to call them to wash and then to d.c., to tell them that he was going to beat them there. those are the broad strokes of the facts, and the people around him were clearly not helpful. even after that, after all of a sudden, kevin mccarthy said that the former president bears responsibility. that lasted a few days, until it went down to mar-a-lago himself to help out the former president because he, in part, needed his support.