Tonight on 360 Breaking News in both Special Counsel Proves, we now know more about who

in the former president's inner circle has been talking to the Special Counsel and Jack

Smith response that Trump teams efforts to delay the documents trial.

Also tonight, how conservative Republicans manage to attach restrictions on abortion access

to a key defense bill, and what that could do to the chances of getting it through Congress.

Later, without being able to say who left a packet of cocaine in the West Wing, the

Secret Service still says case closed.

The question is why?

Good evening.

If Special Counsel Jack Smith decides to charge the former president for his role in trying

to overturn the election, being able to show his intent will be critical.

And showing intent could hinge on whether or not he really believed he had won.

Tonight, there's new evidence that Smith is thinking along those lines and is looking

for evidence from people who would know or might have heard him indicate he knew he'd

lost.

This is now tell seen end that son-in-law Jared Kushner and former top aide Hope Hicks

have both gone before the grand jury.

And some of the questions asked were about whether the former president was told he'd

lost the election.

Now, there's ads, the picture given by testimony from other members of his inner circle,

including his White House counsel, his acting chief of staff, former vice president Pence,

and others, including former communications director, Lissa Fargiffin.

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