Judge rules Trump lawyer must testify in special counsel probe of classified documents
A federal judge has ruled that special counsel Jack Smith has enough evidence to prove former President Trump committed a crime through his attorney, allowing the "crime fraud exception" to attorney-client privilege and requiring him to testify. Trump's legal team has appealed the decision. NBC's Ken Dilanian has details.
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Judge rules Trump lawyer must testify in special counsel probe of classified documents
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