Good evening. We begin tonight with breaking news, a headline in the Washington Post signaling

so much more than just a few more inches of news copy.

It reads,

Prosecutor and Trump criminal probe convenes grand jury to hear evidence followed by three more

words,

way potential charges.

The post, citing two people familiar with the development reporting that the grand jury

and panel by Manhattan's district attorney is expected to decide if prosecutors request

it, whether to indict the former president, other executives that is company or the

business itself.

Joining us now, one of the reporters on the story, the post Jonathan O'Connor, Jonathan.

So explain exactly what you have learned about the existence and scope of this grand jury.

Well, the grand jury exists for more than just hearing about any evidence in the Trump case.

Obviously, this is a panel that will be reviewing a number of different cases over the time

that they're sitting.

You know, the main thing, the main takeaway I think here from the A's position is he wouldn't

be doing this if he didn't think he had some good evidence.

You know, he's been obviously, you know, Sy Vance, the Manhattan DA, has been looking at

evidence for a number of years now, same thing with the New York Attorney General,

Leticia James.

But this is really a sign that he feels like he has something enough that he might be able

to convince some jurors to bring some charges.

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