President Donald Trump is set to appear at a federal courthouse today in Miami, Florida.
Trump has been indicted on 37 federal counts from an investigation into his alleged improper retention of classified records after leaving office in 2020.
"For now things are very quiet outside the courthouse other than the media," Fox News correspondent Jonathan Serrie reports from Miami.
Typically cameras are not allowed inside a federal courthouse. However, media coverage will be unique given the unprecedented nature of the case.
Listen to Marc's discussion with Jonathan Serrie above.
Trump is expected to appear at 2 PM CT. What can we expect?
"Procedurally, it's not going to be very eventful [today]," explains Eben Brown of Fox News Radio.
No cuffs and no jumpsuit. President Trump will simply take the stand and plead 'not guilty'.
Brown says a sympathetic jury in Miami is quite possible for the former President.
But what happens when the January 6th special prosecution tries to indict in a D.C. court?
Listen to Marc's discussion with Eben Brown below:
