Hi everyone, it's 4 o'clock in New York. The clearest sign yet, the special counsel Jack

Smith has evidence of a crime in the probe into Donald Trump's handling of classified documents

after he left the White House. That is thanks to brand new reporting on a behind-the-scenes

legal battle between DOJ and one of Trump's attorneys. His name is Evan Corcoran from NBC

News. Quote the special counsel investigating Donald Trump's handling of classified documents

is seeking to compel a lawyer for the former president to testify before a grand jury.

It's according to a source familiar with this matter. Prosecutors alleged in a sealed

filing that they have evidence that some of Trump's conversations with the attorney were

in furtherance of a crime. The special counsel is reportedly asking a judge to invoke the

crime fraud exception, which allows investigators to pierce that wall of attorney client privilege

and force an attorney to testify under oath about conversations between him and his client.

Which in this case would be Evan Corcoran the him and his client, one Donald Trump.

New York Times, which was the very first to report this news, as the special counsel is

zeroing in on this. Quote whether Trump or his associates obstructed justice in failing

to comply with demands to return a trove of government material, he took with him from

the White House upon leaving office, including hundreds of documents with classified markings.

One potentially very important piece of evidence in determining whether the ex-president or

his attorney's obstructed justice is a letter delivered to DOJ and signed by one of Trump's

attorneys in June of last year. Declaring, there were no classified documents. Not at all.

That's a moral.

Once again, from that Times reporting, another lawyer for Trump, Christina Bob signed a

statement asserting that a, quote,, diligent search. A diligent search have been conducted

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