Tonight on The Readout, we've only followed where the information has taken us, but

hand in the speech.

And it is surprising to the level of impeachment inquiry.

House Republicans revangent retribution agenda kicks into high gear with a new obsession

to impeach President Biden for an offense to be named later.

Plus, Rudy Giuliani admits to lying about two Georgia election workers, lies that

turned their worlds upside down and put their lives at risk.

The lawyer for those women joins me tonight.

And pro-choice supporters get enough signatures to put reproductive rights on the ballot in

Ohio.

Polls show it has the backing of a clear majority of voters.

But if Republicans get their way, that may not matter.

We begin tonight with the two portrayals of Donald Trump.

The first is the image he wants everyone to believe is the real Trump, exemplified by

his rather embarrassing digital trading card venture, where he presented himself as a cowboy,

a rock star, and an actual superhero.

It's the one his most ardent base ardently believes in.

It's the one that earned him a literal cult.

But the second image is revealing itself more and more as Trump responds to his multiple

indictments.

It's the one where he's not the great and powerful whiz who lives in Oz.

But rather, the man hiding behind the curtain who is terrified and desperate, Richard

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