Hello and welcome to a special breaking news edition of Prosecuting Donald Trump.

Well Mary, we're back because of so many new developments in particularly the Mar-a-Lago

case that we're going to talk about, but we're also going to talk briefly also about

the Stuart Rhodes sentencing and how that relates to potential charges with respect to Donald

Trump, at least federally, and also the much touted letter to Merrick Garland.

But the big thing that caught our eye is the truly explosive reporting first in the Washington

Post and then in the New York Times about the Mar-a-Lago documents case.

It definitely, in my view, is the clearest indication yet that an indictment is not so

Mary.

Welcome.

Well, good to be here.

This is really the episode about boxes going into the storage room, boxes going out of

the storage room, maybe the reverse order of that, and what does that mean?

So maybe the first thing to start with is just that, Mary, which is like, what's the

reporting being?

What is it?

Well, good.

Let's just make it clear.

This is reporting.

Now it is true that the Washington Post and the New York Times have generally been really

accurate.

I mean, when you've seen what has ultimately happened, they're reporting not 100% because

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