tonight, or very nearly tomorrow, which was when we could learn when these two top prosecutors were doing at a federal courthouse and washington, d.c.. it is the courthouse where the grand jury has been hearing testimony in the special counsel s investigation into donald trump s actions surrounding january six. it has been a busy courthouse, which has heard from a long list of witnesses that you can see right there on the screen, including mike pence and rudy giuliani. seeing activity at the courthouse is not unusual, seeing these two top lawyers from the special counsel jack smith s team there, is. and it is a lot of speculation that maybe they are inching closer to a charging decision. tonight we are going to get the insider s guide of what to look for in how to figure out if new indictments are coming. of course there already have been indictments and the other half of the special counsel s world, the mar-a-lago documents case, and now trump s team has told a federal judge
you trust is going to be the executor is going to be the one who has the will. so there are no disputes. you do hate to have a family grappling with the grief on top of the legacy having to be figured out. a really important point you raise. even if you re not the multimillion-dollar estate of the queen of soul, the impact is important nonetheless. absolutely. great to your expertise. thank you so much. thank you for having me. scott bolden, everyone. cnn tonight starts right now with john berman. tonight joe biden is going to bed out supper. the pence team asked the judge to pencil in a trial date some time around never, and white nationalists are racist. see, tommy tuberville? really not that hard to say. tomorrow we could learn what these two top prosecutors were doing at a federal courthouse in washington, d.c. it is the courthouse where the grand jury has been hearing testimony in the special counsel s investigation into donald trump s actions surrounding jan
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