Good evening. I'm Jeff Bennett. I'm the Navas as a way. On the news hour tonight

Special Counsel Jack Smith files a new indictment against former President Donald Trump for his efforts to overturn the 2020 election.

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And an American journalist freed from Russian detention in the latest prisoner swap

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Even when the darkest feelings and emotions took over sometimes I knew I knew the whole world was fighting for me. Welcome to the news hour. The fallout from last month's Supreme Court decision on

presidential immunity continues.

Special counsel, Jack Smith, has filed a new indictment against former President

Donald Trump in federal court.

The charges against Mr. Trump remain the same.

Four counts related to alleged actions he took to stay in power after the 2020 election.

To explain what the new indictment means, Kerry Johnson, Justice correspondent for NPR joins us Carrie.

It's always great to see you. So help us understand why Jack Smith thought that this new indictment,

this revised indictment, was necessary.

The Supreme Court decision last month cut away a

significant part of the Special Counsel's case against Donald Trump here in

Washington DC and the Special Counsel Jack Smith told the court today that he was responding

to the Supreme Court's directives and basically tightening his case in some important respects

against the former president to make it comply with the

instructions the Supreme Court had given him.

So we've got this new 36 page superseding indictment and the original 45 page

indictment.

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