Outside parliament there, including teachers and school children, many of them waving flags, big smiles on their faces. King charles himself seemed to be in a better mood today. As he greeted the crowd outside the castle this morning, the crowd responded by cheering him on. Of course, the mood is likely to shift again as we get closer to the queens funeral on monday. Just a short time ago, we saw the new prince and princess of wales, william and kate, meeting with troops who will be taking part in that ceremony. The king and husband siblings are scheduled to hold a vigil by the coffin just about 90 minutes from now. Among our guests later in the show, the queens Formerer Chaplain and a Protocol Expert on the challenges of tealing with as many as 500 Heads Of State and dignitaries. Put its also a very busy day in politics. Dramatic developments into multiple Government Investigations involving former president trump. Judge cannon refused to let the probe of those classified documents go forward until a Special Master looks through them. A job that could take ten weeks. At same time, were getting our first look at the scope of the governments massive investigation into january 6. Dozens of new subpoenas covering communications and documents on everything from fundraising for the January 6th Rally to alternate elector schemes in six states. I want to bring in justice and intelligence correspondent ken dilanian. Joyce vance is a former attorney and an msnbc legal analyst. Sam stein is our white house editor and nbc news contributor. Ken, lets start with i want to put on the screen some of the topics of the subpoenas, as laid out by the washington post. Along with the kmoun indications about alternate electors, they want any communication with anyone in the doj, anything related to election certification, fraud or fraud claims, any information they got challenging fraud claims, anything sent to officials regarding fraud or the election, anything related to the save america pac or sent to the January 6th Committee and they are asking for all of this from dozens of people. What is going on . Just to be clear, these are the same subpoenas that nbc news told you about a few days ago first reported by the washington post. As many as 30 subpoenas out to various people in trump world. What the post has done here is gotten some more details about whats in the subpoenas and the vast array of documents and Commuications Records that they are seeking. We were told by bernard carr risks lawyer this was one of the broadest subpoenas he had ever seen. Now we see the evidence of what hes talking about. There seems to be three distinct areas they are looking at. They are looking at the rally leading up to january 6th. They are looking at the false elector scheme, ander they are looking at fundraising by the save america pac and whether there was fraud in fundraising around allegations that the election was stolen. So those subpoenas went out on the edge of the 60day quiet period where we dont expect the doj to take public action around an election. So what they have done here is they have put out requests for a ton of documents that they will now get to chew on for the next two months. Ken mentioned the attorney for bernie, who received one of the subpoenas, who said, the widest and most obtuse subpoena i have seen in my years practicing criminal law and a scatter shot for anything related to donald trump. Im wondering if it seems overly broad to you or is this the norm when you have an investigation this big . Thats his assessment. He certainly might have an ax to grind with regards to the investigation having received a subpoena. The reality here is this is an extra ordinarily complex situation. Doj is investigating at least one, possibly more than one potential conspiracy that span a period of many months that have a lot of moving parts, but all of them have is their object. The prosecution of the former president s big lie about fraud and the election. That to say, i think these subpoenas seem appropriate. They ask for evidence that these people have. They are trying to avoid a situation where one of these people who receives a subpoena could say, well, the subpoena wasnt broad enough to reach certain information, so i didnt provide it to you. Doj wants to get it all at once. It knows it will have a fight on uts hands some of the witnesses may try to duck the subpoenas. Some of them will tla their compliance. So i suspect doj will spend months gathering this evidence and a few more months trying to look through it. So then you have the florida judge refusing the dojs request to restart their investigation into the documents seized at maralago. What were the grounds for refusal and where does it go from here . It was not just that she handed a defeat to the Justice Department. Its that this judge baseically told the Justice Department that she cannot rely on their assurances on some very basic things in a criminal investigation about documents gathered pursuant to a lawful warrant. She could not rely on their assurance that they were classified nor that they werent subject to privilege. Led me read to you. The court does not find it appropriate to accept the conclusions on these important and disputed issues without further review by a neutral third party. So thats why shes imposing the Special Master. She wants that master to review all the 11,000 documents seized, including the 100 classified documents she rejected the dojs request that she temporarily stayed part of the of the order and immediately allowed them to use them in the criminal investigation. They told her this was a matter of National Security. The United States was suffering irreparable harm. She rejected that. You havent even shown me these documents got to the wrong place. Thats exactly what the doy is investigating. Its really a remarkable thing for a judge to do. Its one thing to be skeptical about the governments claims. Its another thing to essentially suggest that they are not on the level. The fbi agents filling out sworn statements. The National Security division of Justice Department. If thats what shes done, we are expecting an appeal. Joyce, i saw your tweet on this. You called it a terrible ruling. Why . It is a terrible ruling for the rule of law and for americans confidence in the integrity of the courts and of the Justice Department. Perhaps this is a little bit in the legal weeds. I think ken does a great job of explaining it. But judges are supposed to make decisions based on the facts and the evidence thats put in front of them. Theres no evidence here that suggests that doj is representing classiication of documents in an improper way. No evidence that suggests that there are any problems at all. They were seized pursuant to a lawful subpoena. But the judge simpy rejects dojs representation that documents that are clearly stamped and marked with classification markings have, in fact, been classified by the government. Its a little bit mind bogglingly difficult to have to explain how this could ever will the case. Anyone who worked in government, who handled classified materials, will had tell you that they are presumptively classified if they carry that marking. This judge has no evidentiary basis, no reason that she articulates for rejecting dojs representations. She just says i dont trust you, and i need a neutral third party to advise me. I suppose thats the final irony here. Because she actually is the neutral third party. The federal judge appointed, received tenure to ebb sure her decisions are objective. Shes supposed to make these decisions. Why were undergoing a delay of a magistrate judge a z a mystery. We also heard from donald trump. He was talking about what would happen if he was indicted. Take a listen. I think if it happened, i think youd have problems in this country, the likes of which perhaps we have never seen before. I dont think the people of of the United States would stand for it. What kind of problems . I think youd have big problems. I just dont think theyd stand for it. They will not sit still and stand for this ultimate of hoaxes. He also said that being indicted wouldnt stop him from running for president. Whats your take away from all that . On the wasnt hand one hand, hes giving a Permission Structure to riot. Thats what he was talking about. Others have said it. On the other hand, its evident to me from our reporting that he believes and knows that hes under siege politically. This is not an opportunistic place to be. His poll numbers have improved in the context of a republican primary. Yes, hes fundraising very well off the fact that the fbi seized material from his maralago home. If youre donald trump having not just this records probe over your head, but the January 6th Probe and then probes in New York State involving your business, its not just a huge distraction. Its a resource suck. You have to devote millions of dollars and Attorney Fees just to tackle these things. It distracts you politically as well. Were very near the time when youll start to see the formulation of the 2024 president ial campaign. People will start dipping their toes in the water. Trump is going to likely have a lot of these looming legal issues hanging over his head as this process begins. Then you have this new New York Times poll that shows a much brighter outlook for democrats and frankly joe biden himself. The question of whether the country is on the right track. Independents show 18 points on whether biden is doing a good job. Democrats are up 13 points to 83 . Independents up 14 points. I really noticed this one minneapolis voter who was quoted in the article and said he stands with the republicans on economic issue, but is going to vote democrat in november for one reason. And thats to oppose trump. Which is exactly what happened to him in 2020. And its interesting to watch trumps reemergence, he never really went away, but when you look at 2024 and the possibility of him running, that poll was interesting. Those are like literally blaring neon signs as they drive down the street every day. So that feeds into this. And then you have the Dobbs Decision that put Abortion Rights squarely on the political landscape. But i do think theres something to the idea that trump is blotting out a lot of of the news. When this is a referendum on trump and not joe biden, thats to the benefit of joe biden. In some ways republicans have the worst of all worlds in this sight the right now. They have trump in the news for all the wrong reasons. They dont have trump on the ballot, which means trump voters, but they see trumps legal issues being discussed every day. I think all those three factors are ep hadding our democrats. Great to have all of you on on a friday afternoon. Thank you. Here in london, hundreds of thousands of mourners, including one of the most famous athletes in the world, waiting up to 24 hours in a mileslong line to see the queen. My conversations with some of them who dont seem to mind the wait at all. 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Were in it for as long as it takes. Those folks are like so many people i talked to this morning online. They were strangers. Now they are bonded by this emotional and physical journey to remember the queen. Let me bring in matt bradley. And matt, some of the other people i met this morning, a man walking with a cane, a military officer, a american, there were families with kids in strollers. Not a Single Person talked to complained about the wait. Among those i did not see, however, was one of the most famous athletes in the world David Beckham. Its really quite remarkable all the people who are lining up. Reporter its really just incredible. The line is right here below me. And Somebody Just yelled at me because they can see now where they are headed. Its within view. Somebody yelled and said were almost there. I got to tell them, no, they have four or five more hours before waiting time before they get into the palace behind me. You were mentioning David Beckham. It seems like by far the most high profile person to wait in line for 12 hours. If you can imagine that famous footballer, how many times people must have asked for a selfie during that time. It was only a little while ago that David Beckham was almost as famous as the queen. His name was one of the most recogniable in the world. It just goes to show even an i object credibly famous person like that is going to stand in line and wait and wait just to salute the queen. Someone asked him why he was there and what he was feeling. Heres what he had to say. Its what we all envisioned. We all want to be here together and experience something. Something like this today is meant to be shared together. The fact that we have been here, were eating pringles and sandwiches and having coffee. Reporter there you have it. One of the most famous former footballers in the world, or Soccer Player i should say, paying tribute to the longest reigning monarch in british history. A lot of of other very famous people, many of them Heads Of State, are coing in for mondays funeral. What new details are we learning ahead of monday . Reporter were learning essentially theres going to be three funerals, three services. One of them is going to be behind me. Not in westminster palace, but in Westminster Abbey across the street. The mourning of the funeral when all of this is done, the lying in state, her coffin will be transferred across the street in another massive ceremonial funeral cortege. After that, there will be a service for about 2,000 people, capacity at Westminster Abbey, which as you know, has in the past been host to major royal weddings. Now the royal funeral, and after that the queens coffin will be moved to windsor castle. Thats out west. Its about an hours drive from here. And thats where there will be another funeral and then about 800 people. Then a much smaller funeral for just her family before shes interred alongside her husband. Matt bradley, thank you for that. Later were going to speak with Queen Elizabeth iis former chaplain about his personal experiences with the queen and how her faith will shape mondays services. But first, friction on migration. The Tension Building between the president and his top Immigration Officials as gop governors put people on buss from the border and send them to democratic cities. Thats next. Cratic cities. That nsext. My asthma felt anything but normal. A blood test help