Well, there is a lot going on tonight.

We've got another immunity claim from Donald Trump.

A key witness in the Mar-a-Lago documents case is now speaking out on camera, and all

the while, the general election is full

steam ahead. You know, just another normal Monday in 2024. Lucky for us, Congressman Adam Schiff

is standing by right here in studio, and Congressman Dan Goldman is going to join me a little bit later

on. But I do want to start tonight with a bit of a riddle for all of you. What is a true social post about Jimmy Kimmel, a meeting with Hungarian autocrat, Victor Orban,

an elastish effort to delay the start of his first criminal trial, tell us about Donald Trump?

All of that might just seem like examples of unhinged and frankly strange behavior.

It is. They are also the actions of someone attempting to project strength in order to cover up weakness. Really,

they're all the actions of a wannabe dictator. Let's start with the news from earlier today.

Donald Trump is now trying to delay the start of his criminal trial in New York until after the

Supreme Court rules on the scope of presidential immunity. Remember that this trial, the one he's trying to

delay, about the hush money payments that were made during the 2016 presidential campaign to

adult film star Stormy Daniels to interfere in the election, is supposed to start just two weeks

from today. It's around the corner.

I mean, Trump is basically saying that just because he was once president, he is then immune

from anything he's ever done in his life. And of course, Trump has tried this tactic in

essentially every case against him. It's one of his favorites, including in the defamation suit,

he recently lost to E. Jean Carroll. So with a loss under his belt, including in the defamation suit, he recently lost to

E. Jean Carroll. So with a loss under his belt, he's again resorting to the same tactic that got

him in trouble in the first place. He's attacking E.J. and trying to create a bit of an alternate

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