Tonight, former President Donald Trump's co-dependent Walt Nada, please not guilty, as we

enter the next phase of the classified documents investigation.

Then, the secret talks between former U.S. officials and top Russian diplomats about potential

plans to end the war in Ukraine.

And has Twitter met its match, met its competitor at Threads rolls out with a strong start,

but will the momentum last?

Because the 11th hour gets underway on this Thursday night.

Greetings, I'm Simone Sanders-Tounson in for Stephanie Rule.

Donald Trump's loyal aide, longtime body man and co-defendant in the classified documents

case finally faces his arrangement.

Walt Nada appeared in federal court in Miami, three weeks after his boss pleaded not guilty

to more than three dozen counts in the case.

Walt Nada is accused of helping Trump hide top secret material from authorities after

leaving the White House.

His hearing had been delayed because of travel issues and because he had been unable

to find a local lawyer.

But he did find one, and today in a hearing that lasted just a few minutes, he pleaded

not guilty to six counts laid out in last month's indictment.

Those charges include conspiracy to obstruct justice with holding a document or record and

making false statements.

Upon leaving the court house, Nada made no comments.

His arrangement comes a day after a federal judge unsealed more of the affidavit that

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