new charges and new evidence, expanding the classified documents case against former president trump, and what the special counsel says was going on behind closed doors at mar-a-lago. and not to be forgotten, the third criminal indictment still looming in the ever complicated legal cobweb and where things stand with his lawyers and the federal counsel. >> kate bolduan is off today. with rahel solomon, i'm john berman. this is cnn "news central.." donald trump is accused of trying to mutilate, conceal or

steal evidence. donald trump says that if he is elected he would fire special counsel jack smith. he the special counsel say ss that carlos de oliveira and walt nauta were told by donald trump to delete the server. and they add more charges to the 37 federal charges that trump is going to face. now, let's bring in evan perez into the new federal charges in the mar-a-lago case. >> yes, this is quite a twist, because this is going to bring

forward new crimes that the former president and now his two co-defendants are accused of committing after the prosecutors came and provided a subpoena asking for the trump organization to produce surveillance tapes of that area where the classified boxes would be stored at mar-a-lago, and i will tell you what the prosecutors have laid out between carlos de oliveira who was the head of the maintenance there at mar-a-lago, and also to this employee off to the side, again, discussing surveillance tapes, and de oliveira was asked by the ther employee, how many days of surveillance were on the tapes, and he said about 45 days, and jumping to another part of the conversation, where de oliveira, where he says, the

boss, trump, wants the server deleted, and what are we going to do, and the former president says he denies anything is wrong, and he did a interview with breitbart where he speaks about jack smith and the special counsel. >> i would not keep him. why would i keep him? he is deranged. he has gone over other people, and been overturned unanimously in the supreme court, and lives have been destroyed by him. i am protected by the presidential records act, and it is totally a protected case, and where is biden in all of this? he has not made it easy for them either. >> you can see the former president repeating some of the frankly what his political and legal strategy which is to deny that any of this is actually a

crime. carlos de oliveira who is a criminal defendant added to the case is due in miami next week. >> that is going to bear watching in and of itself. rahel? >> now, john, what we know about the third defendant. it is not much right now, carlos de oliveira, and he is 36 years old, and this is is accused of moving boxes after the justice department first subpoenaed the former president in may of last year, and de oliveira first spoke to him in january, and this is when the investigators helped to move or knowing about moving the boxes, and he has been charged with conspiracy of and also making false statements.

cnn has reached out to his lawyer john irving, but irving has obtained $200,000 money from the save america pac, and deo oliveira is expected to be arraigned monday, and so a lot to be watching there. >> and elie honig is here, and so is david axelrod. looking at this, the strength of the allegation, and the quality of the proof. >> right. >> where do they line up here? >> well, it is an important distinction here, because if you take everything in the indictment as gospel and the prosecutors can prove everything beyond a reasonable doubt, and it is open/shut case, but we have to dig further, because system of the allegations are rock solid, and for example, the audio recording of donald trump to show an actual document to people at bedminster, and that

is donald trump's voice, and have very strong, and if we are looking at the tampering of the video, and they also to prove that de oliveira is admissible, but hearsay, and the indictment is quite strong, but it is not perfect. >> and david, let me bring you into the conversation and any incentive at all for president biden to weigh in on any of the investigations that are continuing to grow larger and larger. >> decidedly not. the whole defense strategy of donald trump and wound up in the political strategy is to portray this as an effort on the biden administration and the deep state to sideline him in this election, and destrive his supporters in the election, and

why would biden want to interjust himself at all, because they have made a wide point of divorcing from this case, and adding a comment would not serve at all. >> david, while we have, you are a host of many political dinners tonight, and one in iowa on the republican side, and one with donald trump, and you said that biden has no incentive to weigh n in, but 12 other candidates before donald trump, and they are all going to pretend it is not happening? >> yeah, it is interesting. it reflects the dynamic of the republican party, and in a general election, this may be damaging for donald trump to be multiply indicted and convicted in any case, but in the primary, it is a strength for him, and he

has gained momentum in the period, because he has persuaded the republicans that he is a victim of the deep state, and speaking to the members of congress, and even his own opponents have ratified it, because rather than attacking trump or going after the justice department and the fbi and giving credence to their channels, we will see what is going to -- because i don't think that you will get to where you want to go be i this way, but there is a hope that trump is going to implode, and if they take him on, they will antagonize the voters. there is no look that is going to happen. but ron desantis has been steadily declining since the

fall, and since he has become unwilling to criticize trump. >> and what about the superseding indictment there? >> it is going to cause this date to be pushed back, and i had my dates even before the supervising indictment, and the fact of the breadth, and the scope of this, and the classified documents that have to be caused in the review, and the motions to be made, and this is unlikely in may, and this is what the defense lawyers are going to do, and brand-new defendant, and this clock is going to start over as to me, and donald trump is charged with three new count, and any one of those if convicted could send me ock to start at zero, and is

and we won't have a trial in october or september before the election, and it is too close, because early voting is under way in october and september, and now if it is pushed back to. >> so you have looking at this new evidence and the new allegations that trump has, and what is going through your head? >> well, obstruction of evidence is one crime, and there could be one count, and regardless of any other evidence, but this is something that can cast a doubt, and why does a person obstruct justice or hide documents and have surveillance video deleted,

and that argument is going to resonate with the audience, because you think that you have that, and then new channels are added. >> and so, david, the playing nice guy, and the comments wednesday, and thursday, and desantis, and florida and the new black history curriculum, and does that land with the republican voters, and is there a lane for the candidate who is taking nice guy approach? >> that remains to be seen. you can't navigate around donald trump. the strategy so be the last person standing around donald trump to coalesce the opposition to him.

so, i want the comments about the trial and the timing of the trial is that he will turn the election into the trial. he has made it clear this morning that he is going to fire jack smith and dispatch all of the federal charges if he is elected president. that is huge implications for the rule of law and for our democracy, and so if just looking ahead all of the delays are really going to raise the stakes in the election next fall. >> we will be here for it. thank you, david axelrod. and you don't get much better than the picture of abe lincoln

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that you have a prior pass. >> you have no concern -- >> well, how is that -- >> you have this -- >> well, no, how is that, you had it since you were a senator. you cannot believe leave the room, that is beyond and so he took a document, and no prosecution, so you sit back and you say, two tiers of just his son gets a statue of limitation

run out by six year, and we know from and -- how can you be so sick and be so quick to judge -- >> well, it is obstruction of justice, and two different issues. >> well, it is not. how is one continuing to get indicted and one is not. >> well, one is being -- >> okay. will et me ask you a question, and take the names out. does any senator have the right to take the documents out of the skiff? >> it went on like that for some time, and trying to equate the documents handling to obstruction. so i did catch up with other republican members who had some concerns including don bacon who is representing a nebraska swing

district, and no fan for donald trump, and he says it is a hard case against the former president, and he is concerned about if he becomes a nominee, but different from kevin mccarthy. >> i was listening very concern from the speaker, but he never addressed the obstruction charge, did he? >> no, he is pulling the. >> and the serious ob struck looking into the ant

anti-cooperation and obstruction. rahel. >> thank you. and now, tonight in iowa, former president trump will be there and ron desantis will be there with his bus message that he is going to be able to take on trump. jessica dean is on the trail this morning and a number of candidates there today, and what can we expect to hear tonight? >> yes, so many of them, and of course, donald trump appearing as well after the fresh round of all of the legal questions. this is where we will see the legal questions surrounding the former president and his legal trouble slamming into the 2024 race, and it is all going to mings together here in des moines tonight, as all of the other candidates will struggle to breakthrough, and break the very firm hold that the former prest on the weekend we had new polling from fox news that

showed that trump came in at 46%, and ron desantis came in at 20%, and you can see how far they are apart. and ron desantis came in with a campaign reset. we saw him lay off one-third of the campaign staff. they said they would have a leaner and more insurgent campaign to drill down on the argument of the electability. we caught up with him yesterday, and i asked him about this. you have made some changes to the campaign in the last several day, and what should the voters think about that since you have asked them to make you the top executive? >> focus on the substance, and things happen. as an executive, you have commander's intent, and if that intent is not followed, you have to make sure it is followed.

>> and so he continues to lean into that electability argument, and he won't take on trump directly. he will take him on when he is asked about him, but he asks how he convinces voters who supported trump in the last election how to support him, and he said that trump won it by 20, and he won it by 40, and he can do it nationally. but rahel, all of the candidates and desantis included are trying to breakthrough and make the case that they can take on president trump and then joe biden in 2024, and at this event tonight, it is one of the events where they could do it, but again, we will see the former president sweep into town with all of the activity around him, and one thing to note, i talked to the voters yesterday, and the word indictment did not come up, because they want to know who can beat joe biden. that is who they want to know

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into the police department of memphis nearly seven months after the deadly beating of tyre nichols, and the question is if they have systematically used excessive force against black citizens. tyre nichols was beaten and tased and died from his injuries. nick valencia has more on the investigation there. nick? >> yes, since the death of tyre nichols, the community leaders are vocal about the desire of the department of justice to come in and investigate. the dodge is saying that they would like to grant that request and a civil rights investigation into the police department based on the public information that was provided to them. they did not give a time line as to when this investigation is going to be wrapped up, but they do expect to release their findings soon, and it was the department of justice that

started to work the memphis police department in march, and it is going to work in parallel with this investigation, and it is going to be looking at the use of force as well as the motorists to see if this memphis department engaged in a pattern or pattern of discriminatory policing. it is going to look at whether or not any constitutional rights or federal law was violated. it is at the press conference to announce this decision by the doj that the district attorney in memphis says that they will fully cooperate with the department of defense. >> there cannot be one rule of law for the powerless and one for the rich or the poor and there cannot be a rule of law for people who look like me, and a rulef of law for people of color. and so i know that there is going to be an important

conversation of the people of memphis, and together, we can build a stronger memphis. >> this is coming after the brutal beating of the hands of the police officers of tyre nichols. five police officers have pleaded not guilty as well as other charges related to the incident. and we are waiting for upwards to 20 hours of audio and video from that incident that has not been judged on from the judge. >> thank you, nick valencia. rahel? >> john, digging deeper into what the investigators are going to be looking for in this new probe. senior analyst and criminal attorney joey jackson is joining us. and nick laid out what the investigators are going to be looking out for, but explain the criminal investigation is very different and ongoing, but this is the civil rights investigation into the police department as a whole. >> yes, it is a significant development, and we have seen this under the biden

administration, and we have seen a department of justice committed to looking at patterns and practices throughout the country, and this is the ninth one. as you recall it was related to george floyd in minneapolis, and in louisiana related to louisville, and breonna taylor, and looked at it there. and so what happens is the department of justice goes into that area, the community, and a number of interviews, and they will look at the prior stops, and reports, and speak to the police, and community residents, and try to learn and discern the focus of three things, and number one, the stopping of residents, and was there a reason, and was there excessive force and justified or not and a component of racial profiling. it is very important, because you want the policing and the justice system relies on the public confidence. is there a place for the federal government so that the residents

know that the concerns are being heard, and that public policing is being addressed. it is important. >> and after the death of tyre nichols, we heard from different members of the community who said, look, i have been stopped and they had incidents of misconduct, and is that the type of the people that the doj want to talk to, and say, hey, what was your experience, and what happened? >> without question. these take a long period of time, and sometimes a couple of years, and they want to pull body cams, and look at the surveillance, and see if the reports refer to how it occurred, when it occurred and get the data together, and if there are patternsf violations,s they will look at the systemic changes to address any deficiencies to what they find. it is very important to what they are doing here. >> joey, racial profiling can happen even if the officers are officers of color.

>> exactly. we saw it in this specific case and so, there is a particular council here, and they are say, we are not stopping people because of a broken taillight or minor violation, and there has to be teeth to it. so people looking at this, they have to understand that at the end of the day, there has to be things to happen, and whether it is more training or recruitment or a reinforcing or really a reimagination of the policing, and that is what is going to happen, and after this happens, rahel, it is going to be institutes a number of reforms, and it is going to be how they are implemented as to how is going to be moving forward and whether or not it has teeth, and the desired effect and that is to change the policing which is disproportionate to certain communities. >> joey jackson, thank you.

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just into cn nhk, the u.s. is expected to announce a new weapons package for taiwan. the package is expected to be more than $300 million and announced as soon as today. it is coming at a time when the biden administration is looking to restore the strained relationship with china and at least improve it or not have the

relationship get worse. natasha bertrand is at the pentagon with this new reporting with taiwan. natasha? >> yes, we are expecting the administration to announce that they are providing taiwan with over $300 million with new security assistance and the first time to provide taiwan with to a assistance with the presidential drawdown authority which means that the money and the equipment is coming from u.s. stocks allowing equipment to get there faster. previously taiwan had purchased military equipment from the u.s. which takes longer to get there, and we are expecting the announcement from the u.s. that i are preparing to send taiwan equipment from the stockpiles, and similar to what they have sent equipment over the course of the war. now, we have been expecting an announcement like this for the better part of two months now, and this package has been delayed by the time it was first

announced by general lloyd austin, and similar to the one that the department of defense made to ukraine, but now they are finally going to be providing this package to be valued over $300 million despite congress authorized $1 billion in this presidential drawdown in taiwan, and it is remaining to be seen why this is not a higher number, and of course, what is going to be in the package, the administration is not expected to issue kind of a detailed list of all of the equipment that is going into it, but again, this is the first time that the u.s. is going to be providing equipment directly from the stockpiles, and expect that to anger china at a moment when they have been trying to mend relations with them, john. >> important in practical terms and symbolic as well. thank you. rahel? >> there are signs that china is ramping up efforts against

japan. they have moved troops to the front with troops that have been coming into the donesque region. we want to bring in alex marquardt who is live in kyiv, and what signs of progress are you seeing? we are seeing the ukrainian and russian forces to be adding ukrainian forces, and picking up steam and perhaps moving to a new phase, but there is a lot of uncertainty about what is going on right now, and the gains are relatively small. remember, rahel, the goal here by the ukrainians is to push south, and get through the russian line. they are trying to divide those russian forces along ukraine's

southern force of this counter offensive, and testing for weaknesses, and looking for a place to get through, and they have not yet found where they can punch through the forces, and that town taken by the ukrainian forces, and a town that was fought over for some time, and bad shape and lots of destruction there, but it is hailed as a victory, and president zelenskyy was posting about it on his social media. and also, in the city of militopole, they are using the training and the vehicles that they got from the u.s. and germany earlier this year with the vehicles, and infan have are

the, but it is certainly slow going, and we have spoken to the troops there, and they are talking about the heavily mined fields that they have to cross, and the heavily mined fields to cross over, and if they punch across the line, this offensive is going to accelerate. >> and now, we have been learning about the mines, and what have we learned about that? >> there are three separate incidents, and nobody has claimed responsibility for them. the day started with a drone over moscow, that russia has accused ukraine for carrying out a terrorist attack, and they have been shot down, and remember, a similar attack earlier in the week, that ukraine did claim.

we saw an and there are casualties we understand from the military, and secondly, an explosion from samara about 75 miles east of moscow, at an oil refinery, and again, they have not claimed responsibility, but it is clear they are carrying out attacks. >> thank you, alex marquardt, in ukraine. and now, we are learning that israel's supreme court may overturn a controversial reform judicial law, and in one-on-one, netanyahu refused to say if he would abide by the court's r ruling, and this is a huge ruling that is sparking

protests. >> we are not trying to weaken the supreme court, but bring balance to the three branches which is the essence of democracy. israel over the last 20 to 30 years, the supreme court delegated the decisions of the supreme court, and that is not happening anywhere on the planet. so we are trying to bring it back online. we don't want a subservient court, we want a powerful court. >> the supreme court will get to hear arguments against the law in the fall. rahel. >> thank you, john. coming up for us, when taylor swift closed out the tour "karma is the thunder rattling the ground" little did she know that

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>> i never know what we're going to get at this hour. >> taylor swift told her fans to shake it off, and they ran with it at the "eras" tours. they danced and jumped so much that they caused a literal earthquake in seattle. >> cnn's tom foreman is the only man who can explain how this happened. >> well, they went to shake it off and they shook it up. what happened is all these people started jumping around during the song, all of the swifties. right there you can see what they did. they caused the equivalent of a 2.3 magnitude earthquake as they jumped around in the stadium there in seattle. now, this is important in seattle in particular because they had something like this before. back in 2011, the seahawks were in a wild card playoff game, and marshawn lynch, the running back, madespectacular almost 70-yard run against the saints. but it was a great run. and people back then created the

same sort of seismic reaction out there. the thing is, when a researcher at western washington university took a look at this, a geologist, she said the thing is the swift quake is bigger than the beast quake. now, these scales here don't quite look right. but nonetheless the swift quake was decidedly bigger than the beast quake. and, of course, all the swifties are thrilled about this. >> they're thrilled. but what were your thoughts when you heard that you were going to be talking about taylor swift today? >> i am totally game for it. [ laughter ] i am a big, big music fan, and i am always amazed when any musical act transcends to become this giant, you know, sort of social cultural movement. i'm telling you, if the swifties and the k-pop kids get together, they will take over the planet. >> oh, don't even get started with the bee hive.

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