Andrew Weissman: A possible critical, huge development in Mar-a-Lago case
Special counsel Jack Smith's office presented sufficient evidence to establish that former President Donald Trump committed a crime through his attorneys, a U.S. district judge ruled Friday night, a source briefed on the proceedings confirmed to NBC News on Wednesday.
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Andrew Weissman: A possible critical, huge development in Mar-a-Lago case
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