Blanch. someone very well respected. chris keyes. other than that, peter, he does not have that many other people working on his case. you ll remember he lost two lawyers sort of at the 11th hour right before he was indicted by the special counsel and so it s sort of an open question. then as you mention, he s got all of these cases in multiple jurisdictions, yet the only one that has a trial date is that hush money case here in manhattan but you can imagine the lawyers are going to be arguing as you and i have discussed many times, they re going to be arguing, look, judge, we have to delay because we have all of these other cases. you wonder how many other judges are going to go for that. let s look at the most recent case we re watching. what do prosecutors need to prove if they charge mr. trump with trying to steal the 2020 election? one of the interesting things i m looking at, we haven t seen the actual target letter yet which makes it difficult. if it s what we think it is, t
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Investigation. now when it comes to classified information, they re not quite there yet because the trump attorneys need clearances before they can handle any of those sensitive secrets that are at the heart of this case. the former president is accused of taking over 30 documents. now earlier this week the judge overseeing this case, aileen cannon, she told the lawyers to begin that process to get their clearances. she wants an update next week. the lawyers, todd blanch and chris keyes say they re already in the process to get that started so they can eventually view classified evidence as well. paula reid, cnn, washington. more american state governments, businesses, schools and other institutions say they ve been hit in the recent waive of global cyber attacks. a gang of cyber criminals seeking ransom payments from the victims is behind these attacks. oregon says personal information on 3.5 million driver s licenses