A 180-page brief, set to be filed under seal with Judge Tanya Chutkan, could include new revelations from a two-year investigation. This document, anticipated to contain testimony and evidence such as interviews with top Trump advisors and records from the National Archives, has the potential to provide significant insights into Trump’s alleged efforts to undermine the election results.

The timing of the release is crucial, with the 2024 election approaching. Prosecutors aim to argue that Trump’s actions fell outside his official presidential duties, making them subject to legal scrutiny despite recent Supreme Court rulings on presidential immunity. Meanwhile, Trump’s defense team is pushing to keep this evidence sealed, claiming it could influence the campaign.

Ultimately, Judge Chutkan will decide what, if anything, becomes public before the election as the nation watches to see if this case will progress or be dismissed if Trump regains the presidency.