indictment watch continues in Washington this morning, with special counsel Jack Smith's

grand jury supposed to meet today. We'll have the very latest on all of the legal troubles

for the former president. Meanwhile, Donald Trump's attorney fees are draining his political

operations. We'll dig into the new numbers that show he's burning through millions of dollars.

And also ahead, we'll bring you some new reporting on voters in a key state for President Joe Biden back in 2020

that might be wavering on him ahead of next year's elections.

Good morning and welcome to way too early on this Tuesday, August 1st.

We are in August already. I am Jonathan Lamere. Thanks for starting

your day with us. And we'll begin this new month with a possible new indictment against former

President Donald Trump for his alleged efforts to overturn the legitimate results of the 2020

election.

The grand jury hearing testimony and special counsel Jack Smith's investigation is expected to be back in session in Washington today.

Now, it's been two weeks since Trump announced on social media

that he received a target letter,

which is an indication that charges could be brought in the very near future.

That letter suggested that the former president could face charges of conspiracy to defraud the United States,

depriving voters of their rights, and witness tampering.

Trump seems prepared to be preparing for another federal indictment against him

posting yesterday on Truth Social that he assumes one will be coming, quote, any day now.

Now to the other federal case against Trump, where he has already been charged for his alleged

mishandling of classified documents, including nuclear

secrets after he left the White House.

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