Judge Rules to Appoint a Special Master to Review Trump Mar-A-Lago Documents

U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon on Monday granted former President Trump’s requested to appoint a special master to review documents seized during the raid at Mar-a-Lago.  With her decision, Cannon, who is a Trump appointee, has also waded into the messy politics of the whole situation as many quickly criticized the ruling.  Zoe Tillman, senior reporter at Bloomberg News, joins us for what to know about the special master and its impact.

Next, we’ll tell you about all the backlash to quiet quitting.  It started as a movement among office workers to just do the bare minimum and draw more work/life boundaries, but bosses and work coaches say there really isn’t a reason to coast on the job.  Detractors say it can cause more laziness and even hurt the performance of other employees.   Kathryn Dill, reporter at the WSJ, joins us for why people are hating on quiet quitting.

Finally, you may have seen them strolling on a sidewalk near you, but delivery robots may not be ready for prime time just yet.  A pilot program in 4 cities looking at the impact of these delivery bots determined that in a lot of cases it was the failure of local infrastructure that proved difficult for them to succeed.  They worked in more controlled environments but might not be ready for more critical tasks such as delivering medication.  Joann Muller, transportation correspondent at Axios, joins us for more.

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