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On front next, two major indictments looming for Trump on this Monday. The DA investigating

Trump's efforts to overturn Georgia's election says her case is ready to go.

As the federal grand jury investigating Trump and the election meets tomorrow, all of this, a special counsel, Jack Smith, gets new evidence in the Mar-a-Lago case.

Plus, remarkable new video into out front of Ukrainian forces taking out one of Putin's prized rocket launchers.

This as a Putin arch nemesis who has survived two poisoning attempts loses his appeal, his wife is out front.

And a longtime Republican operative quits Ron DeSantis, why he says the problem isn't the campaign.

It's DeSantis himself.

Ed Rollins is my guest.

Let's go out front. And good evening. I'm Aaron Burnett. Outfront tonight. New surveillance video in the Mar-a-Lago case just surfacing. A development tonight, a breaking development,

will share more details in a moment because it comes as two major

indictments are looming for Trump. In Washington, the grand jury investigating Trump's efforts to

overturn the election is expected to meet just hours from now. And in Georgia, a grand jury that could

vote on whether to indict Trump met today. That vote could come as early as tomorrow. In Atlanta, where barricades now surround

the Fulton County Superior Court, all eyes are on those two grand juries, currently hearing cases

there. Now, one of them meets Mondays and Tuesdays. The other one meets Thursdays and Fridays.

So Willis and her team can present their case to either of those grand juries.

So they could have started today. Willis making it clear that she's ready to go.

The work is accomplished. We've been working for two and a half years. We're ready to go.

Ready to go. So the window for a possible indictment in Georgia is now wide open. Team Trump knows that. Today, their long-shot bid to try and shut down that investigation failed, a judge rejecting Trump's efforts to disqualify the Fulton County District Attorney you just saw there, Fannie Willis, who is a Democrat from investigating the former president. The judge writing,

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