The criminal charges against former President Donald Trump in the Mar-a-Lago classified documents case are expanding, with new indictments issued against himself and two of his longtime aides.
Taken together, said former Robert Mueller investigation prosecutor Andrew Weissman on MSNBC's "Deadline: White House," the behavior laid out in these charging documents is so astonishing that judges should be wary of even giving him pretrial release.
"The original indictment has this line in it," said anchor Nicolle Wallace. "It begins on page 22. 'While meeting with Trump Attorney One and Trump Attorney Two, on May 23, Trump in sum and substance tells the following story, as memorialized by Trump Attorney One,' who we know is Evan Corcoran. 'He was great, did he a great job. You know what? He said that it was him, that he was the one who deleted all her emails. The 30,000 emails," referring to longstanding conspiracy theories the GOP has about Hillary Clinton's personal email server....