This Sunday, the special counsel election.

It's not just Donald Trump's campaign that may go through a courtroom.

Attorney General Merrick Garland appoints a special counsel to investigate President Biden's son.

I have concluded that it is in the public interest to appoint him as special counsel.

While former Vice President Mike Pence asked Republican primary voters to shift their support

away from his former boss.

There's almost no idea more on America than the notion that any one person could pick

the American president.

How much will Mike Pence make January 6th central to his campaign against his former running

man?

I'll ask of this

morning. Plus, challenging Biden. The new special counsel appointment fuels more criticism from

Republicans. If he were a Republican, he would have been in jail a long time ago. Biden is also

facing critics from within his own party on his capacity to serve. I'll talk to

Democratic Congressman Dean Phillips of Minnesota, who is actively calling for more primary

challengers to Biden. And red alert. That vote in Ohio is pretty, pretty sobering. Ohio voters

deliver a victory to supporters of abortion rights and offer another warning sign for Republicans.

If Republicans are just focused on one issue, they're going to have a bit of a challenge.

Money back!

Support for legal access to abortion is winning inside red and blue states, from Kansas to Kentucky to Michigan.

Will it be a motivating factor for voters in 2024?

Joining me for Insight and Analysis Are Politico Playbook co-author Eugene Daniels,

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