Tonight, the significant developments in the moral cargo classified documents investigation.

And now the former president's lawyer has to turn over a trove of related evidence.

That as a potential indictment looms in another investigation, with the Manhattan grand jury

said to reconvene in hours.

Then, Ronda Sanders expanding his culture wars in Florida, while his efforts to differentiate

himself from his twice-in-peach rival, Ful Flat.

As the eleventh hour gets underway on this Wednesday night.

Good evening.

I'm Mehdi Hassan in for Stephanie Rule special counsel, Jack Smith, scores a major win in

his investigation into Donald Trump's handling of classified material.

The Washington Post reports that an appeals court rule Trump attorney, Evan Cochran, must

provide notes, transcripts, and other evidence to prosecutors.

The post goes on to report.

Lawyers for the former president had argued that the material being sought was protected

by Attorney Client Privilege, which in most instances shields any communications between

a lawyer and a client.

Prosecutors responded, and US District Judge Barrel Howell ultimately agreed, that the

crime fraud exception to Attorney Client Privilege applied in this case.

The special counsel has been trying to force Evan Cochran to testify since mid-February.

To be clear, a judge ruled that the special counsel presented sufficient evidence in court

that Donald Trump, the former president, committed a crime via his attorney.

And of course, this is all happening as we wait for Manhattan Grand Jury to decide whether

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