Indictment: Trump kept some docs in bathroom, shower

Erin Burnett OutFront

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🗓️ 10 June 2023

⏱️ 45 minutes

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Donald Trump is facing 37 count indictment and could face significant time in prison. Counts 1-31 are willful retention of national defense information with a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison. Count 32 is conspiracy to obstruct justice with a maximum sentence of 20 years. We break down all the counts and the possible sentencing as the special counsel vows a speedy trial. To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	And good evening. I'm Erin Burnett, along with Wolf Blitzer, and this is a special edition of Out Front, the federal indictment of Donald Trump.
0:17.6	Tonight, the former president facing this 37-count indictment, and you could face a significant
0:22.4	amount of time in prison. And as Wolf and I have read through this today, here are the counts.
0:27.8	1 through 31, willful retention of national defense information, maximum sentence 10 years in prison.
0:34.1	Count 32, conspiracy to obstruct justice. Maximum sentence 20 years. Count 33,
0:39.6	withholding a document or a record, maximum sentence, 20 years. Count 34, corruptly concealing a
0:45.6	document or record, maximum sentence, 20 years. Count 35, concealing a document in a federal
0:51.2	investigation. Maximum sentence, 20 years. Count 36,
0:55.9	scheme to conceal maximum sentence five years. Count 37, false statements and representations,
1:01.3	maximum sentence five years. Wolf, it underscores how incredibly serious this is.
1:08.7	He's potentially facing a lot of time in prison. There's a lot of damning evidence
1:12.7	in this indictment. As you well know, Aaron, according to the Department of Justice, Trump retained
1:17.5	documents related to national defense that were classified at the very highest levels, some so sensitive
1:24.3	that they required special handling, and Trump tried to hide these documents from his attorneys as well as from the Department of Justice.
1:32.1	And according to the indictment, Trump attempted to persuade Trump attorney number one,
1:36.7	as he's called in the indictment, to hide and conceal documents from a federal grand jury,
1:42.2	and Trump and his so-called body man and co-conspirator,
1:45.6	according to this indictment, Walt Noda, misled Trump attorney number one by moving boxes
1:51.3	that contain documents with classification markings so that Trump attorney number one would not
1:56.9	be able to find the documents and produce them to a federal grand jury.
2:01.7	It's incredible. It almost reads like some sort of a novel. It has every single
2:06.1	timestamp and text message. The indictment also detailing the various locations where
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