or it could be both. That was Donald Trump over the weekend, taking the stage in Iowa

to the lyrics of a country song about the potential of going to prison. We'll go through

the latest developments in the classified documents case as one of Trump's employees is supposed

to appear in federal court later today. Also ahead, we're hearing from the Georgia

prosecutor who is likely to bring charges against the former president there for interference

in the 2020 election. Plus, we've got brand new reporting on the massive amount of money

that Trump's political group is spending on his legal costs and new polling out this

morning, has more bad news for the DeSantis campaign with the Florida governor failing

to build substantial support from Republican voters. Good morning and welcome to Morning

Joe. It is Monday, July 31st. I'm Jonathan Lamar, in for Joe Mika and Willie. With us, we have

member of the New York Times editorial board, Mara Gay, White House editor for Politico,

Sam Stein. You just saw him on way to early. And the founder of the conservative website,

Bullwork, Charlie Sykes. It's a great group. Thank you for being with us this morning. And

we'll begin the week with the latest on those new charges against former president Donald

Trump in the classified documents case. Today, a newly introduced third defendant, the property

manager at the former president's Florida home is scheduled to be arraigned in Miami,

federal court. Carlos De Oliveira was named in a superseding indictment last week and charge

with four counts, including conspiracy to obstruct justice and making false statements to the FBI.

According to prosecutors, Trump directed both De Oliveira and his valet, well, not a,

to destroy security camera footage last year from the room monitoring where boxes of classified

documents were being stored at Mara Lago. That alleged order came just days after the FBI

issued a subpoena for that same footage. It's unclear, though, if De Oliveira's

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