Good evening from Washington, I'm Eddie Hassan in for Chris Hayes. Donald Trump could end

up behind bars next year for conspiracy to obstruct justice. And if he does, it may very

well be because of new testimony by someone identified by the Justice Department only

as Trump employee for. Now that we've had all of the weekend to digest the new superseding

indictment of Donald Trump from DOJ Special Counsel Jack Smith and the classified documents

case, employee falls involvement seems particularly notable. According to the indictment, he played

a key role in what sure appears to be a pressure campaign from Trump and his co-defendants,

Valle, Walt Nutter and Mar-a-Lago, property manager Coloss de Oliveira, to delete security

footage from the club after it was subpoenaed by prosecutors. And now it sure seems like

employee number four could be talking. It turns out he is an IT worker from Mar-a-Lago

named Yussel Taveras. According to one new report, Taveras himself received a target letter

from the Department of Justice after Trump was in first indicted in Florida. But Taveras

himself has not yet been indicted. To be clear, as of now, we do not know if Taveras

is formally cooperating with Jack Smith's office. That said, as the Washington Post reports,

quote, Taveras offered information implicating all three defendants in an alleged conspiracy

to cover up evidence. And we also know that following Trump's indictment, Taveras switched

lawyers. He was previously represented by the same lawyer representing Trump's co-defendant,

Walt Nutter. As the post-report, quote, once Taveras' position put him, potentially odds

with Nutter's, defense, a judge reviewed the issue. A second lawyer not paid by the pack

by Trump's pack was brought in to provide legal advice to Taveras who then spoke to

investigators. As my MSNBC colleague, Katie Fang, emphasizes, it was only after Taveras

switched lawyers that he agreed to speak with investigators who wanted to know about

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