Hey there, everybody. Good to be back with all of you today. Nice to be filling in for Mark.

Now, for those of you who don't know me, I'm on with Len and Michael in the morning. I co-host,

always in fashion, with my father, Mark Weber, here on 710 WOR on Saturday and Sunday nights.

I'm a contributor on News Nation, anchor on law and crime, and I'm happy to be with you because we have a lot to get into. We've got the Trump indictment.

That's number three, if you're counting. I'm sure we got four coming out. Fannie Willis out in Georgia

just can't seem to contain her excitement about another Trump indictment. We got Biden's weird

coffee video that I think is going to turn everyone to maybe a lighter roast. We got the disaster.

That's Hunter Biden and what he created. Eric Adams,

the migrant crisis, things only getting worse. But let's start with Trump. So the former president

was arraigned again yesterday out in D.C. by Jack Smith, his third criminal indictment. And if you

think this is going to stop the guy, you'd be wrong. His poll numbers are through the roof.

Every indictment, Trump is getting stronger and stronger and stronger.

He's leading almost by 40 points over DeSantis.

And then if you look at polls between him and Biden, if this goes into the general election, it's about equal.

So, and if he's hit with a fourth indictment in Georgia, it is very likely that, you know,

Fannie Willis, the DA, she's giving every tease that that's going to happen.

She's giddy.

She's giddy.

So if it happens, I'm sure it's going to make Trump's numbers go even higher.

His popularity, his lead, they've grown since the first indictment. And the reason for that is that

people see this as politically motivated. If you think about it, is an average voter really going to

take the time to read the intricacies of this indictment, study the timeline of Jack Smith's

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