Thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. I am Jonathan Kapart in for Alex tonight. Today the

2024 political calendar got a little more complicated. The judge in former President Trump's Maralago classified

documents case has set a trial date. May 20th, 2024. The government expects

that trial to last somewhere in the range of 21 to 60 days.

And it will come just a few months after Trump's New York Hush Money trial starts in March.

We don't know how long that case will last, but both

of those criminal cases against the former president comes smack dab in the

middle of the 2024 political calendar.

Both are after the bulk of the Republican primaries,

but before the general election.

And if that calendar seems full,, give it a couple of weeks.

We are all on indictment watch, waiting for a charging decision from Special Counsel Jack Smith in his investigation into Trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election.

And Jack Smith only has a week left if he wants to indict Trump in that case before Fulton County District Attorney Fawnee

willis comes to a charging decision in her investigation into Trump's

efforts to overturn the 2020 election in Georgia.

DA Willis has indicated that she expects to announce

that charging decision as soon as a week from Monday.

So the clock is ticking. Now, I know the entire country is watching every move Jack Smith makes right now.

We even got full press coverage of how he bought a sandwich at Subway this week.

And that level of public interest makes sense.

But we should not be sleeping on Fawny Willis.

Yesterday, Trump filed yet another motion to try to

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