This is the Michael Medved Show.

And another great day, another great week, in fact, in this greatest nation on God's Green Earth.

Here it is spring season and new hope in the air is there about the so-called election interference aspect of Donald Trump's legal problems.

He had a very busy day with two different, I guess you could say they were victories for President Trump,

because clearly one of the things that he is trying very hard to get straight is to postpone his cam his legal matters his trials

his dealing with the accusations against him for as long as possible and it turns out that

rather than beginning today they have postponed the stormy

Daniels aspect of his case where he's being accused of manipulating business

records to hide the $130,000 he paid his hush money.

And I don't say allegedly paid because he really,

that's not contested.

I mean, his attorney went to jail for it already.

Michael Cohen, who is now, of course,

one of the biggest Trump critics.

We will try to sort through all of this and where it is and how it is that Trump got an appellate court to lower what he called a ridiculous bond.

He's no longer going to be compelled to pay 464 million in order

to appeal judge arthur engoran's decision but he can get away with paying just a mere 175

million there's a question about whether he has that as well we will get all of that. We're going to be talking about the state of the campaign and different approaches that the two different candidates can take. I mean, the two candidates who are serious about getting elected president. By the way, news today that

Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. may in fact be a bigger factor in the campaign than a lot of people

had expected. He is apparently negotiating with the libertarian party and that makes a

huge difference because it would mean he would be on the ballot in every state because the libertarians

have been around for a long time they've run candidates usually those candidates get one or two

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