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of the archivist. he had no right to retain them and maintain them and he kept them in a way at mar-a-lago that anyone who cares about national security their stomach would turn at. that s former attorney general bill barr making it clear that the classified documents case against donald trump is not a witch hunt as the former president has repeatedly claimed. we ll go through the many, many new developments tied to the indictment, and it comes as trump ice rivals for the 2024 republican nomination rally to his defense, at least for now. we ll have those comments. plus, the latest from ukraine where the country s counteroffensive is claiming some initial small victories over russian forces. good morning and welcome to way too early on this monday, june 12th. i m jonathan lemire. thanks for starting your day and week with us it. ooh is going to be a busy one. we ll get right to it. our top headline, former president donald trump is scheduled to appear in a miami cou
DocumentsCountryVictimCustodySecretsWayBill-barrMar-a-lagoAnyoneStomachArchivistCaseShe ll determine motions. joining me now, msnbc legal analyst danny cevallos. thanks for joining me i. tess first time a former president will face criminal charges tomorrow afternoon. what happens? not much. symbolically this is huge, but in court, in federal court, an arraignment is really not a notable process. it s significant in that it kicks off the criminal case. it begins the 70-day clock under the speedy trial act arc clock that is rarely adhered to, but it is significant for that reason because federal courts are held to a faster time line than state courts usually. even though the defendant in this case will almost surely, i expect, to some degree wave speedy trial, waive the right to have that trial within 70 days because there are going to be so many pretrial motions, so many other issues, and often in federal court with a case like
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