Court Watchers anticipate charges against former President Donald Trump.

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a legal battle over its lies about the 2020 election.

At the end of this week full of political developments, it's time for the analysis of Brooks

and K-Part, that's New York Times columnist David Brooks, and Jonathan K-Part, associate

editor for The Washington Post.

With a welcome to you both on this Friday evening, Jonathan will start with you.

On this interview we just heard with former Arkansas governor Asa Hutchinson, he said

that serious times call for problem solvers.

I'm going to ask him about gun violence, about social security, solvency, about trans

issues.

What did you make of the solutions that he offered?

Well, let's start with with crime, because that's the one that really peaked my interest

because he went immediately to violent crime in our inner cities, and it made me think

of a study from third way, the Democratic-leaning think tank third way here in Washington that

put out a report last March, almost a year ago, March 2022, that showed that the top 10

homicide rates in the United States, eight of the 10 states with the highest homicide

rates per capita in 2020 were states that voted for Donald Trump.

The number nine state is Arkansas, with 10.3 murders per capita, the ninth most homicides

in the country.

And so my question for the governor would be, why is that so high in your state?

What did you do when it came to that kind of crime?

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