Hi everyone is 4 o'clock in New York. It is so nice to be right here back just for the day and miss all of you very much.

There's a lot of new news and new information to cover here today. I'm in

because former Congresswoman Liz Cheney has a new book out and after the

extensive coverage on this

broadcast of the work of the January 6th select committee as well as pointed

coverage since the very debut of our program about the threat that the

Republican Party poses to American

democracy. I have a lot of questions for her. But we start with breaking news and a

remarkable new look at the case Special Counsel Jack Smith plans to bring

against Donald Trump in the federal

election interference case. That's thanks to a new filing from DOJ that was submitted

just a couple hours ago. Prosecutors say they intend to introduce a sweeping trove of evidence in the case,

dating from years before the 2020 election, all in order to illustrate Donald Trump's

criminal intent.

From this brand new filing, quote, the government will offer evidence reflecting the defendant's

historical record of making such claims.

For example, as early as November 2012, the defendant issued a public

tweet making baseless claims that voting machines had switched votes from then candidate

Romney to then candidate Obama. switched votes

from then candidate Obama.

During the 2016 presidential campaign,

the defendant claimed repeatedly with no basis

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