Trial on the Trail? Donald Trump lashes out after a third indictment.

Those indictments aren't worth the paper they're written on.

How will he defend himself and will he go to trial before the election?

Trump's attorney, John Loro, joins me in moments.

And she, honest, a central figure in the new case, the former vice president

ramps up his criticism of his old boss.

The president ultimately continued to demand that I choose him over the Constitution.

What does he make of the case?

GOP presidential candidate Mike Pence is next.

Plus, on message, with just over two weeks until the GOP debate

other candidates struggled to break through.

Is there a new opportunity to edge out the frontrunner?

GOP presidential candidate Chris Christie joins me ahead.

Hello, I'm Dana Basham, Washington, where the state of our union is watching court filings,

Hila. Donald Trump is kicking off a new week,

juggling an ever more crowded legal calendar after his third indictment

over alleged attempts to overturn the 2020 election.

As usual, the former president is lashing out at the legal system

and those he perceives to be his enemies.

Last night, he called special counsel Jack Smith,

quote, mentally ill, and, quote, deranged.

And the Trump campaign advisor told CNN the president has no plans to change his rhetoric.

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