Tonight the new evidence made public in the Trump election interference case

in a new filing special counsel Jack Smith makes his case for why Donald Trump

should still be tried for his actions on January 6th a move aimed at keeping the case alive even

after that Supreme Court immunity ruling. The new details including how the

former president replied would inform his then vice president Pence was in danger.

Also tonight, the Middle East on edge after Iran's barrage of hundreds of ballistic missiles, Richard Engel,

with late details.

President Biden and Vice President Harris in the storm zone, the President ordering a thousand

active duty troops to the region facing growing desperation.

We're in communities cut off from vital supplies.

The key takeaways and fallout from the vice presidential debate as the candidates

tackle mounting crises.

Election workers under threat, the extraordinary measures being taken to protect them, including

panic buttons and bulletproof glass.

Priced out, skyrocketing home prices forcing many to put their dreams on hold.

The solutions Trump and Harris proposed.

And the good news from high above how to see the so-called mini moon.

This is NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt.

Good evening and welcome.

Seeking to keep the federal election interference case against Donald Trump alive,

Special Counsel Jack Smith has laid out a 165 page legal argument that Mr. Trump's actions to overturn the

2020 election results were those of a private candidate for president and

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