The Friday Nightcap: Trump federal indictment

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🗓️ 17 June 2023

⏱️ 42 minutes

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Antonia Hylton, Hayes Brown, Ron Insana and Lizz Winstead break down the historic criminal indictment of the former president – and the impact it could have on the 2024 race. Plus, Dr. Ebony Hilton and Luke Russert join.

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0:00.0	Tonight, the Justice Department moves to stop Donald Trump from making top secret information
0:06.2	public.
0:07.2	Our Friday nightcap breaks down his legal troubles and gives us their MVP's of the week and
0:12.3	disturbing new details in the death of Olympic sprinter Tory Bowie, while it's raising new concerns
0:17.8	about the maternal health care crisis in America.
0:20.9	Plus, my one-on-one conversation with Luke Russell about his father's legacy and how he
0:25.7	found his own path as the 11th hour gets underway this Friday night.
0:36.4	Good evening once again, I'm Stephanie Rule.
0:38.7	Our Friday nightcap is standing by, but we start this evening's broadcast in Washington,
0:43.0	DC, where the Justice Department has reportedly filed a motion for a protective order to
0:48.3	keep Donald Trump from releasing any classified materials given to his legal team in the
0:53.2	documents case.
0:54.5	The near time says the order hints at, quote, ongoing investigations.
0:59.1	The order is an important safeguard given what he's accused of.
1:03.7	One of the first couple of allegations in the indictment is that throughout Trump's
1:08.7	presidency, he was taking documents and storing the way in boxes.
1:13.8	The allegations that DOJ puts into their indictment here are that Trump knew, Trump directed
1:20.3	the packing, Trump knew what was close to him, and in fact, there appears to be testimony
1:25.5	that he had what his aides came to call the beautiful mind boxes, because he seemed to
1:30.5	know if someone had rifled through them or if papers were out of order.
1:34.1	He wanted the boxes close to him.
1:36.5	There's every indication from what we're seeing that Jack Smith can put on an awfully
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