It's time for Justice Matters, with former Federal Prosecutor and MSNBC analyst,

Planned Cursor.

Donald Trump's co-conspirator in the classified documents case, Walt Nauda,

has pleaded not guilty in Florida, but can he still flip on Trump?

Here's Glenn.

So friends, after a couple of false starts,

Donald Trump's co-conspirator, co-defendant, and chief box mover, Walt Nauda,

finally found himself a local Florida lawyer, so he could finally appear in federal court in Florida

and be arraigned on his indictment.

Now, not surprisingly, Nauda pleaded not guilty, so he is now set for trial with the trial date

yet to be determined, but he is set to go to trial together with his co-defendant,

his co-conspirator, his man, Donald Trump.

In recent days, I've heard the question asked, okay, now that Nauda has been indicted,

pleaded not guilty, and he is set for trial, set to go to trial with his co-defendant,

Donald Trump, does that mean that Nauda can't or won't flip on Trump?

Not by a long shot, friends, and we'll turn our attention to that topic in a minute,

but let's start with the recent reporting, this from CNN, headline,

Trump aid Walt Nauda pleads not guilty to charges of mishandling classified documents,

and that article begins, Walt Nauda, an aide to former President Donald Trump,

pleaded not guilty Thursday to multiple counts related to the mishandling of classified documents

at Mar-a-Lago, including several obstruction and concealment-related charges.

The brief procedural hearing moves Nauda and Trump toward trial together in the historic case,

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