I'm Virginia Allen. I'm Spanthoshares. And this is the Dayleucidal Top News for Monday, June 12th.

Here are today's headlines.

Former President Donald Trump arrived in Florida earlier today, ahead of his

arraignment tomorrow. Trump left his Bedminster Golf Club in New Jersey this

morning and then boarded a plane at New York Liberty International Airport.

Trump is appearing before a federal court tomorrow. Last week, we learned that

special prosecutor Jack Smith had indicted the former president. Trump faces a

37-count indictment. This is the second time in just over two months

that Trump has been indicted. What are the charges against Trump? And what does

this mean for his run for presidency? Heritage Foundation, senior legal fellow

and author of the forthcoming book, Rogue Prosecutors, Cully Stimson joins us

now to weigh in. Cully, thanks for being here. Thanks for having me. So what is

contained within this indictment? What do we know about it? Well, in addition to

the 38 charges, 31 are alleged violations of the Espionage Act. And they all

relate to his retention of documents that the government claims he should have

left at the White House when he left office. Many of those documents were

classified some at the highest level and according to the indictment when the

Justice Department, first the National Archives and then later the Justice

Department asked for those documents back. He didn't cooperate and in fact,

according to the indictment, he used his lawyers and then a valet who was a

former Navy enlisted man to move those documents around his compound at Mar-a-Lago,

which, according to the government, constituted obstruction of justice. Okay, so

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