This is a special edition of the lead as we see Donald Trump leaving the Miami courthouse

where he just entered a not guilty plea to all 37 counts in the indictment.

He is of course the first former president to become a criminal defendant in a federal

prosecution in the great history of the United States and Dan Abash.

One of the things that I think we need to keep in mind as we watch this motorcade leave

the courtroom is that in all likelihood this is just the second of four indictments.

We will see Donald Trump facing the next two we expect will be for his efforts to overturn

the 2020 election.

One specific prosecution in Georgia that we expect and the other also from special counsel

Jack Smith about his role in January 6th.

Yeah, I mean we'll see how the January 6th part of the special counsel's investigation

plays out but when it comes to Georgia she's made clear it's going to happen.

The summer she's already sent alerts to law enforcement.

She did so I believe last month and so that was an indicator that that is we're going to maybe see

at least around three of this kind of thing.

But just watching this imagery and listening to Caitlin Pollan's talk about what it was like

in that courtroom again to talk about the former president's demeanor to have the

reality clearly set in like it did in New York but there's no question that this

feels different has to feel different to him and this is a federal case.

This is a federal case that has, despite his you know bombast about how it's just politics,

a federal case that has some really really serious charges against him and he knows it.

Yeah and Jamie Gengel one of the things we've heard is from Republicans, not a ton of them but

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