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Good morning, I'm Taylor Wilson and today is Thursday, December 28th, 2023.

This is the excerpt. Today, what's on tap for Trump and his legal issues in 2024.

Plus, the U.S. is sending more weapons aid to Ukraine.

And as a growing number of Americans drive electric vehicles, there are new frustrations over limited charging options.

The Colorado Republican Party said yesterday that it had asked the Supreme Court to review the

bombshell decision from a Colorado court that could keep former

President Donald Trump off that state's ballot for 2024, surrounding

his actions related to the January 6th insurrection.

The appeal now formally puts the issue before the nation's highest court just weeks

before the nation's first primaries.

I caught up with USA Today Justice Department correspondent Bart Janson

for a look at Trump's upcoming legal calendar and some of the complications as it

pertains to the 2024 election year. Bart, thanks for making the time.

Thanks for having me.

So Bart, Trump faces a heavy legal agenda

across the board in the new year.

The Colorado Supreme Court decided to disqualify him

from the state's ballot next year and an appeal

to that decision was just filed by the Colorado GOP yesterday.

Meanwhile that same day the Michigan Supreme Court threw out a similar attempt to

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