donald trump. then, new ethics questions about supreme court justice, clarence thomas. and a billionaire donor. and, with just one week until title 42 inspires, a look at the humanitarian crisis at the southern border as the 11th hour gets underway on this thursday night. i m simone in for stephanie ruhle. tonight, this brand-new reporting that special counsel, jack smith, is ramping up efforts to find out former president trump hid classified documents. the new york times writes, prosecutors have, quote, obtained the confidential cooperation of a person who has worked for trump at mar-a-lago. the report continues, quote, the existence of an insider witness, whose identity has not been disclosed could be a significant step in the investigation. this news comes just hours after the justice department scored a critical win in its prosecution of the january 6th attack. today, for members of the proud boys, including the group s leader enrique tarrio were convicted of seditious
five counts. there were folks on the right to said there were no seditious conspiracy convictions. and now there are some. does this gleam anything for other far-right groups? are there other folks that should be concerned? you know, right now, we re kind of a pitted point in the january six investigation, ultimately. because, now we ve got in these big cases sort of out of the way, but i remind the audience hear that there s about 1000 people who have been charged, thus far and the total number of people, the total scope of people who could be charged in connection with january six, being at the end of the capital or assaulting law enforcement officers that day is well over 3000. the justice department, is never going to get there in the five years of statutes of limitation. what they upset, and what they have expressed to the judicial system, at the federal court in d.c. is that they could get around the 2000 numbers. that s another thousand cases in the next two and a half years.