for mishandling classified documents and state charges for hush money payments. he has pleaded not guilty to all charges. he is the target of another investigation by the department of justice appointed special counsel looking into his efforts to subvert election results in seven states. one state is georgia where president biden flipped blue for a win in 2020. president trump refused to accept the result. he and his allies engaged in a number of plots to overturn biden s win. some of the actions were so aggressive they drew the attention of the fulton county district attorney who launched her own criminal probe in 2021. a grand jury has been convened. the former president could face more indict mentes. what exactly did trump and his allies do in georgia, what charges might they face? over next hour, sara murray will lay out the investigation and piece together what we know about the pressure campaign, trump calls to election officials, a data breach and a plot to subvert the
employee and key witness in the charges filed against the former president. we ll talk to george conway, just how worried the former president should be. new information on another mystery surrounding the former president s new codefendant in the classified documents case, carlos de oliveira, how did a maintenance worker end up in a federal indictment? and unmanned ukrainian sea drones against the russians in the black sea. good evening. as we get closer to a decision whether the former president will face a second indictment from the special counsel regarding the 2020 election, tonight we have new information about the charges they added yesterday in the classified documents case, including the identity of a key witness. more information about that new codefendant that we talked about, as well as the former president s reaction. first, though, it s important to point out the shifting explanations the former president has given about the documents and his handling of th
tonight, straight from the source, the fourth trump employee in that superseding indictment identified. the mar-a-lago i.t. worker who was allegedly asked to delete surveillance footage. also what we re learning about that new codefendant at the center of these new charges, and trump s added legal exposure. also, more than a dozen republican presidential hopefuls are in one room in iowa right now. one was just booed on stage for explicitly criticizing trump. the former president will take the stage any moment. also, ron desantis clashing with two black members of his own party over how his state teaches slavery. despite the blowback, the florida governor isn t backing down. i m kaitlan collins, and this is the source. this is something you don t really see every night. donald trump and a dozen of the people hoping to take his place as the republican nominee and potentially the republican president are all in one room in iowa just right now. the former president is a
today on inside politics, the boss, the plan, the surveillance video, the alleged cover-up. a superseding indictment charges the former president with more crimes and puts a new co-conspirator in the crosshairs. plus, how many indictments is too many indictments? some republicans rushed to donald trump s defense. others, including some inside the trump orbit, worry criminal charges will eat away at his general election chances. and tonight iowa, all is a stage. let s go behind the headlines and inside politics. up first, it is always the cover-up. jack smith hits donald trump with three new charges connected to his effort to allegedly conceal classified documents. the superseding indictment from the special counsel outs 60 pages of meat against the former president. the document reads like something ripped from the pages of the untouchables. dates, times, phone calls, encrypted chats of searched tunnels at mar-a-lago, arrangements for a secret trip, family emerg
this morning donald trump is facing new felony charges as this classified documents case against him grows. the special counsel now accusing the former president of trying to get surveillance video from mar-a-lago deleted, trying to get that video deleted right after it was subpoenaed. his long-time valet walt nauta and property manager carlos de oliveira accused of helping in that alleged scheme, all of it happening last summer. a grand jury demanded the video weeks after nauta alleged moved and classified documents to hide them from federal investigators and trump s own attorney. polluters say he changed travel plansen after that subpoena, seek to literally headed to mar-a-lago to deed with this. this claims that nauta met with de oliveira, they allegedly went down to mar-a-lago security booth where surveillance video is displayed and walked around the property with a flashlight pointing out where the cameras were located. investigators say de oliveira brought the clu