Trump's lawyers have reportedly told him that if he gets indicted in New York, he should be prepared to lose the case, which means he'll spend the next three years claiming he won the case.

This is, we are now on day three of to catch a president. He said he would be arrested on Tuesday.

Since he announced his imminent arrest on Saturday, his campaign is raked in more than $1.5 million

in donations, which is a lot of money.

$1.5 million.

That's almost enough to, I don't know, 12 more porn stars you could pay off for that much money.

That was part of Jimmy Kimmel's take on former President Trump's legal issues.

It comes as Donald Trump spent hours online yesterday,

furiously posting about the Manhattan District Attorney rants that included messaging similar to what

inspired the January 6th attack. Meanwhile, on Capitol Hill, a hostile hearing with the CEO of TikTok lawmakers

grilled him for hours on privacy and content concerns, as well as the company's connection

to the Chinese government. We'll have the highlights for you just ahead. Plus, while we're learning

about a drone strike overnight in Syria that killed

at least one American and injured a handful of U.S. service members. A lot going on. Good morning.

Welcome to morning, Joe. Can you believe it's Friday? It's Friday, March 24.

You know, it is Friday. And, you know, Willie, it's interesting.

You have Trump raising $1.5 million off of this.

Puck noted last night that actually people around Donald Trump see this is a bad sign

because his fundraising prowess has dried up he's worn out all of these

lists he sent spam out for six years seven years and the small money donations just aren't coming in

you know the right after access hollywood he raised 11 and a half million dollars off of small donors. After the FBI raid last summer

at Mar-a-Lago, as he called it, he raised $2 million in two days. He's raised $1.5 million

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