I think Jake, he could not, and still cannot to the day deal with the fact that he's the only person outside the state of Delaware ever lose to Joe Biden.

And he wants to pretend he's still president.

He wanted to continue to pretend he was president and show these things to people and say, look what I still have.

Look what I still know.

That's presidential candidate Chris Christie with his thoughts on why Donald Trump may have

kept classified documents at his Florida golf resort. It comes as the former president's

co-defendant in the case makes his first appearance in court. Meanwhile, we're learning more

about where exactly the cocaine at the White House

was found and who has access to that area. Plus, we're following developments out of China

this morning where Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen is criticizing Beijing's relationship

with some U.S. companies.

Thank you. criticizing Beijing's relationship with some U.S. companies. Good morning and welcome to wait too early on this Friday, July 7th, Friday, we made it.

I'm Jonathan Lemire. Thanks for starting your day with us.

We'll get right to this morning's headlines. Former President Donald Trump's personal aid and

co-defendant Walt Nata has been arraigned on six federal charges in the classified documents case.

Nodda pleaded, not guilty to all counts in federal court in Florida

yesterday. This was the third attempt to actually arraign Nata, who was finally able to hire a

Florida-based attorney, which allowed the proceeding to take place. The hearing only lasted about

five minutes, with Nata's attorney entering the not guilty plea on his

client's behalf. Nata is accused of acting as Trump's co-conspirator and helping him hide top

secret national security files from investigators after Trump left the White House. The charges

against him include conspiracy to obstruct justice, withholding a document or record,

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