stuff. did you know the end of pink richard nixon, i think $18 million for what he had? in an indictment watch. the trump attorney for the case directly to jack smith in washington. the exact same thing happened in manhattan. just to bet stories make an argument and leaving charges. tonight sorry no bronze night showdown and what it can mean for charges. he could be wearing an ankle bracelet while accepting the nomination. plus, former cia director john brennan on the national security concerns. then, a roundtable of white house insiders, kate bedingfield, robert gibbs, and me. but there s an awful lot of really good republicans. the maga republicans are different breed. and the republican field shrinks by one. and that is the strategy. every candidate we needs to see the responsibility of getting out quickly. new hampshire governor, kristen, joins me live when all in starts right now we good evening from new york i am jen psaki in for chris hayes tonight. a
evening from new york i am jen psaki in for chris hayes tonight. as many of you may know, i ve some experience work with presidents. both president obama and president biden. in those jobs, i spent a fair amount of time classified information. both from the white house, and also the state department. here s what i can tell you from my experience. despite what donald trump s lawyers are telling all of you. there is neither a magic wand a president has to retroactively declassified documents. there isn t some sort of special declassification process available only to the white house. and the argument from trump allies that only taking classified documents without issued as sensitive as nuclear secrets or a hypothetical thing that iran has sent and sharing that with others. which donald trump has reportedly done is the exact same thing as an knowingly, that s the key word here retaining classified documents and then returning them. which president biden former vice president mike pence di