Exposed: Trump's WH cell phone cracked open by DOJ prosecutor Jack Smith for coup trial

A new court filing in Special Counsel Jack Smith’s federal election interference investigation shows his team “extracted and processed data” from phones used by Donald Trump. MSNBC Chief Legal Correspondent Ari Melber breaks down the “holy grail” of evidence and what the phone data reveals for Trump’s case. Former SDNY Chief David Kelley explains the “compelling” and “powerful” evidence and what prosecutors may do with it. 

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