But does it say to you that an indictment is near? Do you believe that I suspect it's

I suspect it's near I've said for a while that I think this is the most dangerous legal

risk facing the former president. And if I had the bet I would bet that it's near.

You believe there is enough evidence? Well, they won't indict if there's not enough evidence,

but from what I've seen there's substantial evidence there.

Former Attorney General Bill Barr reiterating his belief that the former president is likely

to be indicted for refusing to return classified materials. We'll take you through the latest

developments connected to the Mar-a-Lago documents. This comes as a key witness in multiple

investigations into Donald Trump. Finally, gives testimony to a grand jury. Meanwhile, Chris

Christie officially jumps into the 2024 race for the Republican nomination. We'll show

you his pitch to voters and what he had to say about his past support for Donald Trump.

Also, ahead, a Republican revolt in the House will explain why a group of far-right lawmakers

intentionally tanked a couple of GOP-led bills. And we have the latest onto major stories tied to

the war in Ukraine. The flooding caused by a destroyed dam and what we're learning about the last

last week's drone attacks in Moscow, plus a merger that has stunned the sports world. We'll explain

the significance of the deal cut between the PGA and live tours. And Joe, I have been getting

quite a tutorial in what has happened here from our crew here in the Washington studio.

A lot of strong feelings about the live golf merger. I guess if you can call it a merger, some don't.

Well, yeah, or a $10 to $11 billion dollar buy-out. Yeah, some people could call it that as well.

But, you know, Willie, I think people, the clips that people are seeing is

Jay Monahan, the guy who when PGA golfers went out and started to play for the Saudis and live,

suddenly he was talking about how badly he felt for 9-11 families because, you know, his very

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