Good morning and welcome to Morning, Joe. It is Wednesday, March 22nd. Donald Trump's prediction that he would be arrested yesterday did not come true. We will have the latest timeline for the Manhattan grand jury's investigation into hush money payments

and how the former president is reportedly feeling about the possibility of a perp walk.

Meanwhile, there is new reporting from ABC News that Trump may have lied to his own attorneys

about the classified materials he had after leaving the White House.

We'll dig into that in just a moment.

Also ahead, we will break down the important developments to come out of the second day of meetings

between Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russia's Vladimir Putin.

Also, TikTok picks up an ally on Capitol Hill with one lawmaker

defending the app ahead of a high-stakes hearing tomorrow. Along with Joe Willie and me, we have

the host of way too early White House Bureau chief at Politico, Jonathan Lemire, former aide to the

George Toby Bush White House and State Department,

Elise Jordan, and bestselling author and NBC News, Presidential Historian Michael Beschloss,

and Political Investigations Reporter for The Guardian, Hugo Lowell.

And with all the legal developments, not just on the Stormy Daniels hush money case yesterday.

We have Dave Aaronberg coming up in just a few minutes as well.

Well, I mean, because Willie, yeah, everybody's looking at Manhattan, and suddenly, you

have Jack Smith going to a court saying, hey, Trump lied to his own lawyers.

We have reason to believe.

And then federal judge making pretty

remarkable ruling. And that's going on with the Manhattan DA's possible cases of backdrop.

Yeah, we said that yesterday that the Manhattan case could just be the tip of the iceberg for what Donald

Trump is up against here and perhaps the least of his problems. And we got a window into

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