Which so his lawyers are gonna be like okay?

Here's some things that you should not say on the campaign. Yeah, and then he'll definitely say those things

And so what the court is gonna do with him I think is the open question

Hello and welcome to the 538 politics podcast. I'm Gail and Drew former president

Donald Trump was a reigned in federal court in Miami today

Tuesday on 37 counts related to his handling of classified documents

He pleaded not guilty to all 37 counts setting in motion a trial that could run in tandem with his campaign for president

Since we last talked we got some initial polling on how Americans are viewing this indictment

So far a plurality of Americans according to an ABC News poll say that Donald Trump should have been charged in this case

It was 48% at the same time 47% of Americans also say that they see these charges as politically motivated in that poll as well

though we saw an increase in the percentage of Americans who said these charges were serious up from

52% in April to 61% now

We're gonna have to wait and see exactly how this shakes out on the campaign trail so far

We haven't gotten a lot of Republican primary polling since this indictment

Came out in general Donald Trump still leading with about 54% to Ronda Santas is 20% and then everyone else in the low to mid single digits

But today we're gonna talk about what we can expect from this trial

Considering that it's likely to play out at least in part

Well former president Trump is running for president

So here with me to discuss today in studio is Kacha welcome back to the podcast Kate

Thanks for having me great to be back Kacha is a law professor at the Cardozo School of Law

She's an ABC News legal contributor and co-host of the strict scrutiny podcast

So you've been doing a lot of talking today already? Are you ready for some more talking? I'm never talked out

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