Tonight on 360, to indict or not with special counsel Jack Smith looking at Trump's meeting

where Marshal Law and seizing voting machines were discussed, we talk with Trump's former

national security adviser about how close we came to a constitutional crisis.

In Ukraine, the latest in the battle around Bacmoud as President Biden decides to send cluster

munitions to the fight, and Florida's new Republican pledge of allegiance, just to get

on the GOP presidential ballot in the state candidates now have to promise in writing

to support the nominee no matter who it ends up being.

Good evening, we begin tonight, digging deeper into the December 2020 Oval Office meeting

that sources tell us special counsel Jack Smith's team has shown a renewed focus on.

Now, there are two reasons for that.

First, we have the perspective tonight of someone who knows the cast of characters in

the meeting and has worked with many of them over the years.

And secondly, it's worth another look simply because of how unprecedented that meeting

was in the Oval Office in terms of what was on the table and what followed just hours

later.

The former president tweeting, quote, big protests in DC on January 6th be there will be

wild.

Now, that tweet, which would later be seen as Exhibit A for allegedly inciting the mob

that day, now looks like the action he chose to take instead of the even more atlandish

ideas that were discussed during the meeting, such as seizing voting machines in the states

he lost and invoking martial law.

Former Trump campaign manager Bill Steppin told the January 6th committee he referred to

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