Hi everyone, it's 4 Park in the East on what could be the first day of the rest of the

Trump story.

Donald Trump breaking the news himself that he has received a target letter from special

counsel Jack Smith, likely indicating his imminent indictment in the January 6 criminal probe.

But that's not all.

We come on the air with both of today's top stories, spokes of the same wheel of Trump's

alleged criminality.

A hearing just wrapped up in a courthouse in South Florida where lawyers for the government

squared off with lawyers for the ex-president in the classified documents case.

We will have full coverage of those proceedings later in the broadcast, but we begin with

news that the ex-president has been informed that he is now a target in special counsel

Jack Smith's January 6 probe and is therefore very likely to be indicted.

Donald Trump took to Truth Social this morning saying he received a notice on Sunday and

was given, quote, four days to report to the grand jury.

New York Times reports this, quote, the former president is expected to decline the invitation

to appear before the grand jury.

It is unclear what the charges against the ex-president will be, but we do know prosecutors

have brought a veritable parade of witnesses, including Mike Pence, Mark Meadows, and Jerrick

Kushner to testify before the grand jury investigating January 6 in recent months.

New York Times reports this as well, prosecutors have been asking witnesses about the former

president's state of mind, as well as efforts to fundraise off his false claims of widespread

voter fraud and whether he knew he lost.

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