says, quote, these are the papers. caitlin, you can bet prosecutors are going to hone in on that and any anticipated trial. also when he says, isn t that interesting? it s so cool. you just read the transcript, but to hear the casual nature of it. caitlin, you re in miami because all of this is going on, you ve seen it well nada is going to be arraigned tomorrow. he wasn t around the day that trump was in florida because he did have a florida-based attorney, what is tomorrow going to look like? we obviously, given the question of how this changes the case, but how does the case look for walt nada? read learning of this week audio, we re hearing the audio for the first-time on the eve of one donald trump s codefendant, walt nada is going to be appearing in court, not beside donald trump or his lawyers, but with his own attorney very likely an attorney from the state of florida as well. to put in his initial pleading
moan of mike pence, what he would have said about donald trump. how it fits together, and who will be the targeting, including trump himself. that is still a huge question. so a lot of unknowns still. allison? katelyn, thank you for sorting through that so we don t have to. i want to bring in my panel. joe pinion, and max rose, and missy maris is back with us. let s just break it down. first, the classified documents. everyone is familiar with that case. walt nada is one of the president s body men, one of his top aides and involved. and there is information that the prosecutors that they have given them a list of people they cannot speak to. does it include each other?
a preliminary list of witnesses slated to testify at trial. the prosecution also handed over all evidence obtained by a subpoena and search warrants, including reproductions of key documents and pictures mentioned in the 37-count indictment. all mar-a-lago security footage obtained by the department of justice and recordings of interviews with both trump and co-defendant walt nada. wow, that seems like kind of a lot. what s going to be fascinating is to see whether donald trump can follow the court order and not reveal this on social media or to the public. chances are very good since he continues to poke holes in his own case. he continues to add evidence. one admission after another admission after another admission. it ll be interesting to see whether he is eventually held in contempt of court because he just can t follow this order and
as you put it of the mar-a-lago mafia. you read. this trump seems to surround himself with people willing to do his dirty work only to see those people fall away one after another. you re talking about allen. weisman allen weisselberg, excuse me. you re talking about walt nada and others that have fallen on subsequently. what do you make of. this explain more of this to me. the one thing that surprised me when i saw the florida indictment unsealed was not that there was a coconspirator charge. i was surprised that there was only one coconspirator charge. do we believe walt nada was the only one who was culpably involved in assisting donald trump in his crimes. facilitating those crimes. do you think it s possibly because you think that s possibly because they only had evidence to suspect walled nada. they didn t have enough evidence to charge anyone else?
attorneys. they re not talking about classified information here, we re talking about the other sensitive information that is part of this case. now among the rules that prosecutors are seeking here have to deal with the defendants. former president trump and his aide, walt nada. they are insisting they can t view any evidence without their attorney s present. they don t want to be able to take notes and take those notes. the prosecutors say in this request that they worry that sharing this information with the public or others could compromise other ongoing investigations, witnesses or other people who haven t been charged. we know the special counsel is looking at the events and efforts to undermine the 2020 election. many of the witnesses in the trump document case are also interviewed in the january 6th