Good evening, everyone. I'm Allison Kamerata. Welcome to CNN tonight. A lot of headlines

and the criminal investigations into Donald Trump and his efforts to overturn the 2020

election. Now that Trump has been informed that he is a target of Jack Smith's investigation,

what happens next? And what we've learned about those 16 fake electors in Michigan, we're

going to bring you tomorrow's news tonight. Meanwhile, it appears that the judge in the

Mar-a-Lago classified documents case will not fast-track the trial, so will it happen

before the 2024 election? And the one and only heraldor Rivera will be here tonight

to talk politics, his exit from Fox, and why he says he'll use his energy to keep Donald

Trump from becoming president again.

I got the letter on Sunday night. Think of it. I don't think they've ever sent a letter

on Sunday night. And they're in a rush because they want to interfere. It's interference

with the election. It's election interference. Never been done like this in the history of

our country and it's a disgrace.

Okay, but let's begin with tomorrow's news tonight. So Donald Trump announced, as you

just heard, that he got this letter from the special prosecutor telling him that he

is a target of the criminal investigation into election interference. Does that mean

that Trump could be indicted again soon? Let's ask CNN, senior justice correspondent

Evan Perez. We also have with us James Schultz, a former Trump White House lawyer, Andrew

McCabe, former FBI deputy director, and John Miller, CNN chief law enforcement and intelligence

analyst gentlemen. So great to have you here. Okay, Evan, what happens now?

Well, I think we can expect an indictment. That's what this letter signifies. This

was a warning to the former president that he has until Thursday. He can come to the

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