Hello from CNN, I'm Joe Beck with the five things you need to know for Wednesday

August 28th. As the 2024 race continues to twist and turn, former President Donald Trump is facing a new reworked indictment.

The Justice Department has made changes to charges over the January 6th attack and Trump's

alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election. It comes

after the Supreme Court ruled that Trump couldn't be prosecuted for things he did

in his capacity as president. So instead the the special counsel, Jack Smith,

is focusing his case on what Trump did as a candidate.

Trump says the move is a quote, act of desperation.

And while the new indictment brings the case back into the spotlight,

it's still unlikely to go to trial before the election in November.

And if Trump wins, he's expected to have the case dismissed.

Meanwhile, Vice President Carmeler Harris and her running mate,

Governor Tim Wals, will sit down with CNN's Danabash

for their first joint interview tomorrow.

It'll give Harris a chance to go into detail about where she stands on key issues, as

CNN's even McKend explains.

So I think that this will answer to some of the criticism that she's faced. This will be an opportunity for her to show that she

has a good mastery of the policy issues, most important. But I think she's also going to use the

platform to try to be relatable and try to get more people to really like

her, understand her, empathize and connect with her.

You can watch the full interview tomorrow on CNN at 9 PM Eastern.

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