Tonight on the readout.

And I was becoming increasingly concerned that

we were damaging his legacy.

What did the president say in response to what you just described?

He said something along the lines of, you know, nobody will care about my legacy if I lose.

So, I lose so that won't matter.

Ho Pix revealing that conversation to the January 6th committee.

Now she has a chance to add to Trump's corrupt

legacy testifying today in his criminal trial in New York. Also tonight the

political fallout from the campus protest and why it's time to start focusing again on what's

actually happening in Gaza and Christy Nome would prefer to let sleeping dogs lie

but sadly she killed the dog and now a bunch of lies are being exposed in Nome's new book.

But we begin tonight with a blast from Donald Trump's past, Pope Hicks, the former

Greenwich Connecticut model turned White House advisor. Hicks, who has not seen Trump in nearly two years since she testified about the insurrection

her former boss incited, acknowledged that she was nervous and was visibly so.

And for good reason, it's the first time the outside world got a window

into her and Trump's intimate working relationship. She, as the campaign press

secretary, was a key player in the 2016 Trump campaign and eventual administration.

Unlike Rona Graf, Trump's personal secretary who testified last week,

Hope Hicks paid for her own lawyers, which might explain why she seemed free to detail at great length the inner workings of the 2016 campaign, who had access to Trump, what kind of micromanager Trump was, and what was happening in the final months that could possibly motivate the campaign to hide any salacious stories about Trump cheating on his third wife while she was pregnant.

And key there is the Access Hollywood tape.

Before prosecutors got to the infamous grab-them tape, Hicks explained what she did for Trump and how she and Mr. Trump spoke every day.

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