We have been keeping our eyes on the federal courthouse in Washington, D.C. where a grand jury

may be on the verge of indicting the former president for his attempt to overturn the

2020 election. That grand jury did not meet today. We do not know why they didn't meet or

what that means for this investigation, but the jury is expected to meet again on

Thursday. In the meantime, we have significant revelations about what Special Counsel Jack Smith may be investigating.

This week we got new reporting that the Special Council has been focusing in on a White House meeting on Valentine's Day of 2020, February 14th, which was of course months before election day.

On that day, President Trump reportedly met with

senior US officials and White House staff to discuss the election itself and during

this meeting the president was apparently bragging, not just about, well, all the things he always brags about, but about just how secure the election was going to be.

According to the reporting we have, Trump touted his administration's work to expand the use

of paper ballots and support security audits of vote tallies.

President Trump was so encouraged by federal efforts to protect election systems

that he suggested the FBI and the Department of Homeland Security hold a press conference to take credit for their work.

Bragging about the security of election systems.

All the way back in February of 2020. President Trump knew the election

was going to be secure. He knew so well that he wanted the FBI and Homeland

Security to go out and tell everyone how secure

America's elections were. Put a press release out, tell the public, take credit for it

in advance. And then something unthinkable happened, a global pandemic.

Within weeks of that meeting, COVID-19 was spreading and it was spreading rapidly across the United States. People were staying home for the most part but

remember this was an election year. So states across the country started expanding

access to mail ballots in order to keep people safe. People could still stay home, but they could also exercise

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