just about at the top of the hour, the end of another historic day and another historic first for donald trump. mere weeks after becoming the first former president charged on state felony offenses, he s now also the first to be charged with the federal kind, specifically 37 counts connected to retaining, mishandling, moving, concealing government documents, some of them highly classified. the indictment also details allegations of two occasions he shared highly sensitive material with people not cleared to see it. he s also accused of hiding documents from his own attorneys and conspiring to obstruct government efforts to get them back. just a short time ago we got our first read on how long the government expects it will take to make its case in court against donald trump according to a court document filed along with the document, the estimate that jack smith, the special counsel s team is making, is 21 business days. that s about a month. that does not include how long
earlier, just over and over again, you have to ask, how did we get here? why did we get here? the national archives justice sources have said to me over and over again, if he just said, oops, this was a mistake, here it is, we wouldn t be here today. yeah. and what are you hearing, carrie cordero? 100% this entire case is just a self-inflicted wound. there s no question about it. at every opportunity that the former president had to keep himself from the legal jeopardy that he now faces, he let that opportunity go, whether it was dealing with the national archives, whether it was deal being the justice department lawyers who kept going down there and trying to talk to him and get him to respond. so, this is of his own doing. i think what the evidence shows in this indictment that is so noticeable to those of us who worked on national security cases before is that it really does move the story forward in terms of our following of the
why did we get here? the national archives justice sources have said to me over and over again, if he just said, oops, this was a mistake, here it is, we wouldn t be here today. yeah. and what are you hearing, carrie cordero? 100% this entire case is just a self-inflicted wound. there s no question about it. at every opportunity that the former president had to keep himself from the legal jeopardy that he now faces, he let that opportunity go, whether it was dealing with the national archives, whether it was deal being the justice department lawyers who kept going down there and trying to talk to him and get him to respond. so, this is of his own doing. i think what the evidence shows in this indictment that is so noticeable to those of us who worked on national security cases before is that it really
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