Good evening, everyone. I'm Erin Bernat, and I'm Dana Bash, our breaking news tonight,

the federal indictment of Donald Trump. The first time in American history that a former

president has faced federal charges, Donald Trump has been indicted in the classified

document investigation and charged with seven counts. At least one will be a conspiracy

charge according to a source. Trump's team does not expect charges to be unsealed tonight.

Another source said, but in a video, he takes aim at the Justice Department.

It's called election interference. They're trying to destroy a reputation so they can

win an election. That's just as bad as doing any of the other things that have been done

over the last number of years. Well, there he is. The lashing out the former president

says he's been summoned to appear at the federal courthouse in Miami on Tuesday afternoon.

And in a statement, he says it's a dark day in America. Something everyone should

be able to agree with, regardless of how you see this. But then he goes on to insist

that he's innocent. I'm an innocent man. I did nothing wrong. I want to bring in Evan

Perez, our senior justice correspondent, to begin our coverage here in Evan. You know,

the Trump team saying they haven't yet seen the full indictment. There's a lot we still

don't know, but a lot minute by minute that you're learning.

That's right, Aaron. We know just in the last hour, certainly from the Trump attorneys,

that they have received the summons, which shows essentially a basic charge sheet. There

were seven charges according to them. We're told according to them that one of them has

to do with the $7.93, which is the Espionage Act. One of them is $15.12, which is an obstruction

of justice charge. There's a witness tampering charge according to the list that they provided

conspiracy. Again, those are among the charges that we're aware of according to the Trump

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