Mar. 24, 2023: The other Trump investigations

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🗓️ 24 March 2023

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Even as he faces indictment in Manhattan, Trump has to watch his back on the federal classified documents investigation. The recent courtroom fight over Evan Corcoran's testimony “indicate[s] that prosecutors have continued to build a case and that the inquiry remains a serious threat to Mr. Trump,” per the NYT. Corcoran will testify again today, and the Times reports that he doesn’t plan to plead the Fifth. The feds also want to talk to Trump lawyer Jennifer Little in the probe. The latest revelation: Trump lawyer Timothy Parlatore testified before a grand jury in December in the documents probe, ABC’s Katherine Faulders and Alex Mallin scooped. That came shortly after he told authorities that Trump’s team had just found four more documents with classified markings. Meanwhile, in the federal Jan. 6 investigation, a judge heard arguments yesterday over whether special counsel JACK SMITH can force former VP Mike Pence to testify, CBS’ Robert Costa and Robert Legare report And as Biden meets with Trudeau in Canada, the two countries have reached a deal on immigration that will give each side the ability to send back asylum-seekers who illegally crossed the border, the L.A. Times’ Hamed Aleaziz and Erin Logan scooped from Ottawa. Subscribe to the POLITICO Playbook newsletter Raghu Manavalan is the host and senior editor of POLITICO's Playbook Daily Briefing.Jenny Ament is the executive producer of POLITICO Audio.

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0:00.0	Hey, good morning, Playbookers. I'm Rogulman Ovalin. An update on Trump's other investigations,
0:07.8	a preview of Biden's visit with Justin Trudeau, plus a recap of this week in the House GOP.
0:15.0	Here's what we're tracking on Friday, March 24th. Even as he faces indictment in Manhattan, former President Donald Trump has to watch his back
0:24.6	on the federal classified documents investigation.
0:27.6	The recent courtroom fight over Trump attorney Evan Corcoran's testimony indicates that
0:33.6	prosecutors have continued to build a case and that the inquiry remains a serious threat
0:38.6	to Mr. Trump, per the New York Times. Corcoran will testify again today, and the Times reports
0:44.6	that he doesn't plan to plead the fifth. The feds also want to talk to Trump lawyer Jennifer
0:50.3	Little in the probe. The latest revelation, Trump lawyer Timothy Parlatorie testified before a grand jury in December in the documents
0:59.5	probe.
1:00.3	Catherine Fulders and Alex Malin from ABC Scooped.
1:03.7	That came shortly after he told authorities that Trump's team had just found four more
1:08.9	documents with classified markings. Meanwhile, CBS News scooped
1:13.9	in the federal January 6 investigation. A Trump heard arguments yesterday over weather special counsel
1:19.8	Jack Smith can force former Vice President Mike Pence to testify.
1:34.1	As President Joe Biden meets with Justin Trudeau in Canada, the two countries have reached a deal on immigration that will give each side the ability to send back asylum seekers, who
1:39.9	illegally crossed the border.
1:42.0	The LA Times scooped from Ottawa.
1:45.6	At the same time, Reuters scooped that in a deterrence effort, the U.S. has taken roughly 100 migrants caught trying to
1:51.5	illegally enter via the Canadian border and flown them to Texas. Among the other issues,
1:57.3	Biden and Trudeau will try to hash, are the NORAD early warning system,
2:01.9	which the U.S. wants Canada to improve after the Chinese spy balloon incident, and Haiti, where
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