District Judge Aileen Cannon on Tuesday blocked the release of special counsel Jack Smith’s final report on his investigations into President-elect Donald Trump. Her order prevents Smith and the Justice Department from moving forward with releasing the report until the 11th US Circuit Court of Appeals has time to review the emergency motion by Trump’s codefendants to block the report’s release.

The injunction lasts until three days after the 11th Circuit rules on a pending request to block the release of the report over a separate matter involving Trump's co-defendants.

President-elect and his employees both mount last minute efforts to block a report that doubles as the special counsel’s swan song.

Special counsel Jack Smith said his report about Trump's two indictments could be publicly released as soon as Friday, which Trump opposes.

Special counsel Jack Smith says that his team is finalizing a two-volume report on its investigations into President-elect Donald Trump and that at least one volume of it could be released by the Just

Donald Trump's lawyers this week moved to block the United States Department of Justice from releasing special counsel Jack Smith's final reports regarding his criminal investigations and prosecutions of the president-elect.

Meanwhile, his two former co-defendants want Judge Aileen Cannon to order the Justice Department to keep the report secret.

President-elect Trump is working to block special counsel Jack Smith’s report on election interference and classified documents case. MSNBC legal correspondent Lisa Rubin and former federal prosecutor Berit Berger join Ana Cabrera to break it all down.

President-elect Donald Trump is looking to block the release of a final report by special counsel Jack Smith in the Florida classified documents case. NBC News’ Vaughn Hillyard and Danny Cevallos explain how Trump’s legal team is arguing against the report’s release.