It's time for Justice Matters, with former Federal Prosecutor and MSNBC analyst, Glenn Kirschner.

One of Donald Trump's lawyers recorded a voice memo about his representation with Trump

in the classified documents case. How will this help special counsel Jack Smith in his investigation?

Here's Glenn.

Made as a memo to himself about his representation of Donald Trump in the classified documents investigation.

And this tape is now in the hands of special counsel Jack Smith's federal prosecutors.

So I actually want to read a fair bit of the New York Times reporting and then I want to talk

from personal experience about attorney Evan Corcoran because I worked with Evan at the DC

US Attorney's Office. In fact, years ago, we worked a murder case in common.

But let's start with the New York Times reporting.

Headline Trump's lawyers notes could be a key in the classified documents inquiry.

M. Evan Corcoran recorded recollections of his legal work last year for Donald Trump.

The recording is now in the hands of the prosecutors unnerving some aids to the former president.

And that article begins, turning on his iPhone one day last year, lawyer Evan Corcoran

recorded his reflections about a high profile new job representing former President Donald Trump

in an investigation into his handling of classified documents.

In complete sentences and a narrative tone that sounded as if it had been ripped from a novel,

Mr. Corcoran recounted in detail a nearly month-long period of the documents investigation

according to two people familiar with the matter. Mr. Corcoran's narration of his recollections

covered his initial meeting with Mr. Trump in May last year to discuss a subpoena from

the Justice Department seeking the return of all classified materials in the former president's

possession. It also encompassed a search that Mr. Corcoran undertook last June in response to

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