Prosecutors return superseding indictment against Trump in his Jan. 6 case

A new superseding indictment against former President Donald Trump in the January 6 case has been announced by special counsel Jack Smith. The indictment follows guidance from the US Supreme Court, which required the exclusion of actions under Trump's official presidential role. A new grand jury reviewed the evidence, leading to the indictment. The announcement was unexpected, as many believed the case was weakened after the Supreme Court's decision. Legal affairs correspondent Ava Joy Burnett reports on the developments and the secrecy surrounding the process.

What is the main focus of the new superseding indictment against former President Donald Trump?

• His financial dealings

• The January 6th case

• His foreign policy decisions

• The 2020 election results

What role does the new grand jury play in the indictment process?

• They review new evidence presented by Jack Smith

• They oversee the media coverage of the case

• They are responsible for sentencing

• They provide legal advice to the defense

How did the US Supreme Court influence the indictment against Trump?

• By allowing all evidence to be included

• By dismissing the case entirely

• By setting guidelines on what can be included

• By appointing a new special counsel

Why was the new indictment considered a surprise?

• It was predicted by legal experts

• It was unexpected due to the secretive process

• It was announced during a public hearing

• It was leaked to the press early

What was the anticipated event following the new indictment?

• A public apology from Trump

• The first in-person hearing

• A press conference by Jack Smith

• A Supreme Court review