his own special prosecutor to, quote, go after the president. he s got a scorched earth political strategy. do his lawyers have a legal strategy equal to special prosecutor jack smith s case. shoved out of the headlines by trump s indictment and impending trial, so how do they regain the political spotlight? the commuting nightmare for those in and around philadelphia, forced to find a new way to work after part of a major interstate collapses. the effort to fix it as officials say it could be out of commission for months. we begin with those new details about how former president donald trump plans to fight 37 first-of-their-kind criminal charges both in court and in public. he s flying to south florida at this hour for tomorrow s arraignment. where we ll see the case begin to play out in realtime. first, with that arraignment in miami, followed just a few hours later by trump s first major fund-raiser of the 2024 campaign. the public response has been typical trump, s
i m so happy to have sara sidner by my side today. kaitlan is off. five things to know for this tuesday, may 23rd. happening overnight, a u haul crashing into a security barrier near the white house. the driver arrested, facing charges of threatening to kill, kidnap or inflict harm on a president, vice president or family member. secret service says that crash may have been intentional. just nine days to go and still no deal in sight. president biden and speaker mccarthy saying they had a productive meeting, but still don t have a deal on the debt ceiling as janet yellen issues a sobering economic look. also new this morning, a stark warning for all parents, for all of us really, the u.s. surgeon general is now labeling social media a profound risk of harm for children. and the denver nuggets make franchise history, sweeping the los angeles lakers and advancing to the nba finals for the first time ever. lebron james is now reportedly considering retirement. and out of
it s not good to be indicted. the indictment was obviously damning. trump has a case in georgia, he has a case in new york. he s got another federal case. none of those things are good. when you re looking to elect somebody to lead the counted, you would prefer, i would imagine, that this person doesn t have isn t indicted and has all these legal problems. i don t have a crystal ball. i don t think it matters. again, i don t think it matters a ton what elected officials say about trump. your laughter to the statement that it doesn t matter, governor, reminds me of an old show that we re old enough to remember called this is your life. only this time it s this was your life. governor kasich, having said that chris, trump has created alice in wonderland. down is up and up is down. at some point we ve got to get people out of these silos, including those on the left,
and then has some hindsight that is 2020 for him, right? now he admits it looks kind of sketchy. yeah. or 2016 hindsight. i mean, har lan crow is a gop megadonor who has paid for think tanks that have been part of the intellectual architecture of the gop. he is also very much anti-trump. so in 2016, when donald trump won, i think he kind of wondered where did all that money go if what he was trying to build was something that was not a trump republican party. and he had no power to stop donald trump from rising. so, you know, you get people who are billionaires or near billionaires who think that they have bought power and then suddenly it doesn t go their way and they feel as powerless as the next person. of course, the next person doesn t have clarence thomas on speed dial, doesn t have connections to politicians left and right. but i think what harlan crow told me for the atlantic piece