campaigning for donald trump. so there you have. it he also of course we re in a way to the cold in cancun. very math of the people. great show as always, my. friend enjoy the rest of your evening off. and coming up on ayman, trump takes a page straight out of the authoritarian playbook. vowing to lock up his political opponents. how seriously should we take this threat? not to be at, don georgia republicans are using a new state law to go after the a fani willis. we are going to explain that. in texas corruption and fraud, those are the allegations state attorney general ken paxton is now facing as he heads to a senate impeachment trial just this week. let s get started. let s get started. in this past week alone donald trump got a court date for his federal election interference trial, pleaded not guilty in the georgia rico case and sign a transcript of his new york fraud case testimony made public. with accountability for his alleged crimes looking more and more real,
pushing for a speedy trial, s others are asking to move venue to federal court, in washington d.c.. and then thursday, fulton county s district attorney, fani willis, faces jim jordan s deadline to submit documents about her case to congress. as we ve reported, she is now the target in the investigation by their public and lead house judiciary committee. and then on friday, the dea will finally release the special grand jury report. and, while georgia is just one of four pending trials for trump, his campaign for president carries on. that has many people on both sides of the aisle wondering if the 14th amendment can, and should, be used to bar trump from running. here is what former impeachment manager adam schiff said about that, earlier today. well you know, the 14th amendment, and section three is pretty clear. if you engage in action of insurrection or rebellion against the government, or you give aid and comfort to those who do, you are disqualified from running. it d