I'm Katie Fang in for Ari Melbourne.

We start today, continuing with that breaking news

in the special counsel's Mar-Lago probe.

A third defendant added to the classified documents case.

Carlos Dioliverra, who helped Trump's co-defendant

want now to move the boxes.

This shows that Jack Smith is not slowing down

as he still also pushes forward in the January 6th probe.

Joining me now is Maya Wiley, CEO of the Leadership Conference

on Civil and Human Rights, and Emily Bazalon,

New York Times magazine legal writer.

I want to thank the both of you for joining us.

Look, you're getting this news in real time like we are, Maya.

I want to start with you.

This is pretty big news in my opinion.

I think it's a very big showing from special counsel, Jack Smith,

that his investigation has not slowed down,

that he's definitely moving forward making sure

if you're not going to cooperate,

if you're not going to be a part of this,

then you're going to be facing charges.

Now, here's the caveat.

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