When you sign up to be a new vip of fabletics fabletics. Com? it s wednesday, august 28, right now on cnn this morning, donald trump hit with a reworked indictment in his election interference case, thrusting his role alleged role on january 6 back under the microscope ahead of november tomorrow night right here on cnn, kamala harris and tim walz sit for their first joint interview. It s an opportunity for the campaign to address policy stances, predict say they haven t taken and the demographics that may sway the election, we ll speak with a mayor of a pivotal swing states city where the latino population is the town s majority all right? hey, i m here in washington. A live look at the nation s capitol building on this wednesday morning. Good morning, everyone. I m kasie hunt. It s wonderful to have you with us donald trump indicted once again, the special counsel, jack smith, forging ahead with a superseding indictment in the 2020 trump election interference case. Despite last march,
11 00 a. M. Eastern. We begin way Major Development and former president Donald Trumps legal battles. Special counsel jack smith filing a superseing indictment over its efforts to overturn the 2020 election. This comes nearly two months after the original case was derailed over a Landmark Supreme Court decision president s have broad immunity for official acts. The updated indictment, contains the original four charges trump pleaded not guilty to but some charges revised. Special counsel saying, the Superseding Indictment reflects the governments efforts to respect and implement the Supreme Courts holdings and remand instructions. Joining us now katie phang, msnbc legal contributor and paul butler former Federal Proecutor and msnbc legal analyst and msnbcs garrett haake. Walk us try the new versus the old one . Yes. Jose, start with the stuff that hasnt changed. Its the same four charges that were in the original indictment from last year. Its the same defendant. Donald trump. Theres n
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