Ex-prosecutor: the evidence exists to indict Trump 'on January 21'

On Thursday, former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirschner wrote that it is possible to indict outgoing President Donald Trump on January 21, immediately after he has left office, for campaign finance crimes — just based on the evidence that investigators already have.

The president's payoff to adult film star Stormy Daniels ahead of the election remains one of his greatest legal liabilities, with his former attorney and fixer Michael Cohen testifying to Congress that the president personally ordered the unlawful scheme.