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NBC Evening News for Saturday, Nov 19, 2022
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(Studio: Jose Diaz Balart) Report introduced.

(Capitol Hill : Allie Raffa) The reaction of former President Trump to the appointment of Jack Smith as special counsel by Attorney General Merrick Garland to oversee two investigation of Trump examined; details given about the January 6 Capitol Hill riot & the classified documents at Mar-A-Lago. [Friday night, TRUMP - calls it an horrendous abuse of power; calls the Justice Department corrupt; attacks Smith.] [NBC legal analyst Chuck ROSENBERF@- suggests it could extend into the 2024 campaign season.] The reaction of Republicans to a special counsel with little heard from Representative Kevin McCarthy discussed.

(Studio: Jose Diaz Balart) Tomorrow's appearance of former Vice President Mike Pence on "Meet the Press' noted.

Reporter(s):
Balart, Jose Diaz;
Raffa, Allie
Duration:
00:02:40

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