Tonight on The Readout.

This is a ridiculous application of the racketeering statute.

There's probably no one that knows it better than I do, probably some that know it as well.

I was the first one to use it in White Caucus.

Ah, the irony.

Rudy Giuliani who put dozens of mobsters behind bars using Rico back in the day is now

indicted under a similar Rico statute, along with Donald Trump in Georgia.

Indicted with them, Trump's White House chief of staff, Mark Meadows, who could face the

same fate as Nixon's chief of staff, Bob Haldeman, who went to prison for helping to carry

out his boss' crimes.

And with Trump now facing 91 felony counts, 91.

Most of his rivals for the Republican presidential nomination still get most of the courage to condemn

him.

And we begin tonight on that very note, Donald Trump drawing his fourth indictment.

That is four more indictments than any prior president of the United States has ever faced.

And true to form, Trump is having an absolute meltdown on dime store Twitter, a truth social,

lashing out against the justice system and even singling out witnesses more on that

soon.

But can we just pause for a second on the karmic progression of all these cases just

for a moment?

The Manhattan D.A. indictment humbled Trump in his hometown of New York City, forcing

him to surrender near the same Manhattan Courthouse where the Central Park Five, who

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