Trump Prosecutors May Head for Obstruction Case

Chris Strom from Bloomberg reports on the Justice Department's investigation into potential charges against Trump, including obstruction of justice. The process involves gathering evidence and preparing a prosecution memorandum for Attorney General Garland. The decision is politically sensitive, with potential charges related to the January 6th events and document investigations. The situation remains contentious, with political implications regardless of the outcome.

What evidence do prosecutors and FBI agents believe they have against Trump?

What is the role of the deputy attorney general in the prosecution process?

What are the potential risks that the Justice Department needs to consider when bringing charges?

What might influence the decision of Attorney General Garland regarding the charges?

How might the political implications affect the Justice Department's decision-making process?