Hi everyone it's 4 o'clock in New York we're going to keep an eye on

that hearing in the Fulton County election interference case against Donald Trump

and his allies. It's currently in a break. The divorce attorney for lead

prosecutor Nathan Wade is on the stand testifying. Our questions raised by Trump and his co-defendants about the personal

relationship between Wade and District Attorney Fani Willis.

Notably, when their relationship started, it is a question that of course has zero zilch nothing to do with any of the facts of the case against Donald J Trump.

We will explain why the hearing is even happening late in the broadcast, but we start with Special

Council Jack Smith taking a sledgehammer to one of the most brazen arguments being raised by

the ex president in any of his multiple legal travails.

Over the course of just 12 pages, prosecutors

pick apart the argument that Trump was somehow unfairly

charged in the classified documents case.

They say that although there have been many government officials who have possessed classified

documents after the ends of their terms in office, often inadvertently,

sometimes negligently, and very occasionally willfully.

There has never been a case in American history

in which a former official has engaged in conduct

remotely similar to Trump. He intentionally took possession of a vast

trove of some of the nation's most sensitive documents, documents so sensitive that they were presented to the president and he stored

them in unsecure locations at his heavily trafficked social club.

But Trump did not stop there. The Special Counsel notes,

Trump, quote, delayed, obfuscated, and dissembled

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