Good evening tonight on 360. It is not just Washington now. It's also Miami. A second

grand jury in the Mar-a-Lago documents probe what it says about the investigation and

perhaps any trials to come. Also new word that Mark Meadows, the White House chief of

staff with the former president on January 6 has gone before grand jury. A damn and Ukraine

is breached at a key point in the war with accusations flying about who did it. And a retired

FBI spy catcher remembers the spy he caught. They're notorious Robert Hansen, who sold

secrets to Moscow and more for more than two decades and died in prison yesterday. We

begin tonight with a previously unknown second grand jury in the documents case and word

lay today that former Trump chief of staff Mark Meadows has in fact testified before

a grand jury unclear which one. Also unclear when he testified or which line of inquiry

the special counsel is pursuing the documents or January 6 or perhaps both. See in his

Caitlin Collins is here. What have you learned? A lot of questions about this, especially

when it comes to the Mark Meadows investigation. Of course that's the Mark Meadows testimony.

We knew he was going to have to testify because they subpoenaed him. The Trump team tried

to fight it, citing executive privilege. They lost that. So we knew it was going to happen.

We just didn't know when and now we know he has testified. He's a key figure in both

of these investigations. And so that is notable here. And was with the former president throughout

the day on January 6. Was with him throughout the day on January 6 was once his representative

to the National Archives which of course is at the center of the documents investigation

was on the phone that Trump had the phone called Trump had with the Georgia secretary of

state. And now we know there's that audio recording of Trump talking about classified

documents and having them. He also went down to Georgia. He also went down to Georgia

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