Red flag raised that Trump may order evidence against him 'to be destroyed' once in office

A hefty majority of Americans (58%) said last month that they thought it would be wrong for Donald Trump to order the cases against him to be dropped, according to the USA TODAY/Suffolk University Poll. But now Trump will likely escape any accountability for any of his alleged crimes, according to some experts.

Speaking to MSNBC on Thursday morning, journalist Ken Dilanian said that special counsel Jack Smith might sprint to the finish of the election subversion case in D.C., but there's...