If it's Monday, the window is officially open for another potential indictment of former

President Trump in Georgia as he awaits more charges in Washington and a third defended

in the classified documents case faces a judge in Miami.

Plus, the DeSantis campaign reboot hits New Hampshire as he unveils an economic agenda,

doubles down on culture war issues and falls further behind in the polls.

And Russia accuses Ukraine of using drones to attack Moscow as Ukraine's counteroffensive

makes some gains and a top Putin ally, again, warns of a possible nuclear response.

Welcome to Meet the Press.

Now I'm Kristen Welker in Washington.

As a Republican frontrunner for President Donald Trump faces an increasingly tangled

web of developments tied to multiple criminal investigations.

The former president posted on social media today that he expects an indictment any day

now in special counsel Jack Smith's investigation into interference in the 2020 election.

The federal grand jury in that case is expected to meet as early as tomorrow.

He's also awaiting potential indictment in Fulton County, Georgia, where the district attorney

investigating his alleged interference in the state's 2020 election said she expects

to announce charging decisions soon.

I mean, I've made a commitment to the American people, but most importantly, the citizens

in Fulton County that we were going to be making some big decisions regarding the election

investigation and that I would do that before September the 1st of 2023, and I'm going

to hold true that commitment.

The work is accomplished.

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