Tonight on the readout.

So I'm going to go into this trial.

I'm going to sit in a freezing gold icebox for 8 hours, 9 hours or so. They took me off the campaign trail and somebody just told me they

never sat for such a long period of time in a courthouse before. It's ridiculous. I'm supposed to be in Georgia. I'm supposed to be in New Hampshire.

A chilly and weary Donald Trump back in court for week two of testimony

complaining about his inability to campaign after

spending his previous days off from court golfing. Also tonight, Trump's

frightening new interview about his sinister plans if he gets back into the White House,

including allowing states to monitor women's pregnancies and even send them to prison.

Plus Columbia University is vowing to expel pro-Palestinian protesters now

occupying an academic building as campus protests and police crackdowns

continue across the country.

But we begin tonight with week two of testimony and Donald Trump's hush money election interference trial.

For the first time, one of Trump's family members,

Middle son Eric, joined him in the courtroom along with some of Trump's

associates. It also appears that Trump's repeated pleas for his supporters

to please come to his aid worked with a few

dozen appearing outside the court. It is unknown if any of those supposed

supporters also carry a sad card. But those may be the only highlights to Trump's day given what transpired

inside the courtroom. Most of the day was spent hearing from Keith Davidson, the

former attorney for both Karen McDougal and Stormy Daniels.

Davidson is a key player in the scheme and alleged conspiracy

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