Donald Trump gets hit with even more federal charges.

Just not the charges we were all expecting.

With all eyes on the grand jury in Washington, the special counsel causes some whiplash by filing a superseding indictment in Florida.

Congressman Adam Schiff is here to weigh on on both of the sprawling federal investigations into the former president, and he's coming up first.

Plus, the chair of the House Democratic caucus, Congressman Pete Aguilar, on how the party

should be messaging around all of Trump's legal troubles. And later, Officer Harry Dunn defended

the Capitol and Democracy on January 6th. I'll ask him how he feels now that an indictment in that case might be right

around the corner.

Well, a lot happened this week. There's no question. But overall, two big things stuck out to me.

First of all, this week was an extraordinary reminder of just how much legal trouble the former president is in. I mean,

it really is something to have everyone on edge, all eyes glued on the courthouse in Washington,

D.C., watching what Jack Smith is going to do, waiting for an indictment in the investigation

into his attempt to overturn the 2020 election,

only to have a new separate superseding indictment dropping the investigation into his mishandling of classified documents,

all happening within the span of hours.

You really can't make this stuff up sometimes.

And to put a dollar figure on this mountain of legal trouble, just last night the Washington

Post came out with a new piece detailing the more than $40 million.

Trump's political group has spent on legal costs to defend not just Trump, but his

advisors and others in the first half of this year alone.

The first half of this year alone, that's

$40 million from Trump supporters across the country footing legal bills for him and his circle.

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