Justice and the Law:How Donald Trump’s favorite children's book author, Kash Patel got tapped to lead the FBI - YouTube - MSNBC

Deadline White House with Nicolle Wallace and Mary McCord,Former Acting Assistant Attorney General for National Security*Commentary:Kash Patel is a MAGA goon,QAnon conspiracy theorist and election denier who would destroy the FBI and our National Security along with it.He would seek to prosecute journalists and Trump's other perceived enemies in Trump's fascist vendetta.

Justice and the Law:Jack Smith files new evidence in Trump election interference case - YouTube - CBS News

with CBS News congressional correspondent Scott McFarland*The new evidence is a voluminous 180 pages and includes exhibits.Judge Tanya Chutkan may schedule an evidentiary hearing before the election,to Trump attorneys' chagrin.She is intent on proceeding with the case before the election.

Justice and the Law:REP. LIEU DISCUSSES TASK FORCE TO STOP PROJECT 2025 WITH NICOLLE WALLACE - YouTube - MSNBC

with Nicolle Wallace and Representative Ted Lieu (D-California)*Project 25 would warp the Constitution by concentrating power in the presidency and commandeering the Justice Department and FBI for political ends.

Justice and the Law - ‘It’s a manifesto’: The most terrifying details in Project 2025 - YouTube - MSNBC

with Melissa Murray and Elie Mystal,Justice Correspondent for The Nation magazine Project 2025 unveils Trump's intent to centralize power in the executive branch and purge the Justice Department of dissent,warping the Constitution.

Justice and the Law:More unpleasant legal surprises for Trump possible, newly revealed investigations suggest - YouTube - MSNBC

with Rachel Maddow and Craig Mauger,State Politics Reporter,The Detroit News The FBI and Justice Department have reportedly opened an investigation into this case,and Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel hasn't ruled out indicting Trump.

Justice and the Law:'He's playing with fire': Former DOJ official on Trump's intimidation tactics

Justice and the Law - Nicolle: Jack Smith 'still assembling a timeline' of Trump's potential crimes in Big Lie - MSNBC

Justice and the Law:Jack Smith speaks following Trump indictment by grand jury on 2020 election interference - CNBC - 1 August 2023

Justice and the Law - BREAKING: Jack Smith adds additional charges against Trump in classified documents case (superseding indictment)

Justice and the Law:From ‘sore loser’ to prison? Trump nightmare deepens as Jack Smith hits AZ 2020 plot with subpoenas - MSNBC

What Will Happen to Former President Donald Trump Now?

Now that Former President Donald Trump has been indicted by a federal grand jury in Miami,he will report to federal district court in Miami Tuesday at 3 pm Eastern.It isn't clear whether he will be arrested as he was before a New York State court hearing in Manhattan.At his arraignment before a judge,the indictment will be unsealed and he will be informed in full of the charges against him,of his rights and obligations.A federal district judge will be assigned to criminal cases such as this one,but a lower-ranking magistrate judge may be assigned to a pretrial hearing.* No photos will be allowed in the courtroom,so we will have to settle for drawings.Sometimes federal courts allow phoneline audio dissemination.The federal courthouse will be heavily secured by U.S. Marshals and the U.S. Secret Service.* The former president faces more serious charges in this case than in New York State.Conviction of these charges typically results in prison sentences.According to a summary of the charges,he is accused of making false statements,conspiracy to obstruct justice and violating the Espionage Act,among the seven separate counts.

Trump targeted for DOJ indictment for first time, Report

Career Transition:From Olympus to D.C.

Athletes face a whole new challenge when their competitive careers end along with their youth.Very few Olympic athletes can make a profession out of their notoriety-or indeed desire to.Once their games end,they must adjust,finding a new career in the non-athletic world.Some have gone on to be medical doctors;others establish themselves in business.For gymnast Kerri Strug,it was a civil service career that called.Ms.Strug,a protege of coaches Bela and Marta Karolyi,who helped Team USA win a team gold medal at the 1996 summer games by her brave performance in the face of injury,went on to graduate from Stanford University.Today she is a program manager at the U.S. Department of Justice,Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention,in Washington,D.C.
Ms.Strug is engaged to another civil servant,attorney Robert Fischer,a congressional staffer.They are to be married in April.