Welcome to the Bullwork Podcast. I'm Charlie Sykes. It is March 22, 2023, which may well

be indictment today, the day in which the, for the very first time, a former President

of the United States is indicted on criminal charges. We don't know, but it's already been

an rather extraordinary day of bombshells. I'd like them out in my morning shot's newsletter.

We have a federal judge who ruled that the special counsel had made a prima facie showing

that the former president had committed criminal violations, which seems like kind of a BFD.

New York Times reports Trump remains significantly disconnected from the severity of his potential

legal woes and is pretending that he's actually looking forward to the purplock, which probably

won't happen. CBS is reporting that threats of political violence are spiking. Rhonda

Santas is poking the bear harder, interesting choice of an interviewer. He sat down with

Peer's Morgan and up the ante for those, for those of you who've been wondering, would

Rhonda Santas punch back the interesting to see how Trump world handles it because they're

not handling it all that well so far. Meanwhile, over at Fox News, a producer is suing them adding

to the network's legal woes and she is laying out these dazzling details of bigotry and sexism,

basically portraying Tucker Carlson's staff as something between madmen, animal house, and

bright art that's Nick Confessori's line, really. Fox also had a pretty bad day in court yesterday,

the judge in Delaware sounding pretty skeptical of some of the Fox arguments in that

dominion lawsuit does not mean that they will win, but it was not the kind of day that if you were

a lawyer you want to have. Meanwhile, the House Republican investigative chief Congressman James

Comer gave an absolutely gobsmacking interview to the New York Times. I don't even have the time to

to summarize it. Mona Chernan, I talked about it on our just between us podcast. He made a series

of admissions that I don't think have the effect that he perhaps imagined that they would.

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