Good evening and welcome to a special two-hour edition of Alex Wagner tonight.

Happy Memorial Day weekend Eve.

Nothing says three-day weekend like barbecuing, summer jams, and rigorous analysis of the first

ever criminal trial of a US president.

So we are all in luck.

We know that closing arguments in Donald Trump's New York-Hush money trial begin Tuesday.

They are expected to take most of the day and then it's just a matter of how long it takes a

jury to reach a verdict, that is, if they are able to reach a verdict at all.

We're going to get back to that. But first, let's not forget that this Hush Money trial is just one of

Donald Trump's many indictments and there was bad news for him this week in one of the other cases against him

in Trump's classified documents case the one in which he is accused by federal prosecutors of illegally hoarding classified documents at Marlago

and then trying to hide them from the federal government.

Newly unsealed documents this week revealed new evidence of more possible obstruction of

justice by the former president.

Quote, once Trump realized that security cameras at Marilago could capture his

employees moving classified government information that officials

were attempting to retrieve because the government issued a subpoena for the

camera footage. Trump allegedly ensured that they would avoid the cameras when moving boxes.

But those new revelations were not what Donald Trump and his allies chose to focus on in these new documents.

Instead, they chose to focus on some random out-of-context

language they pulled from the FBI search warrant from Marilago and pretend that

the FBI search, which as you recall was arranged in advance with the

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