And now, a message from former President Trump.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Hello, thank you. It's me. Hi. I'm the problem. It's me.

Well, folks, it happened. I got indicted, or, as I spell it, indicated.

And, frankly, it's time that I come clean, admit that I broke the law,

and go quietly to prison. April fools!

All right, Saturday Night Live's cold open, and there take on Donald Trump's legal troubles,

the former president, will be in court tomorrow for a historic arrangement.

We'll take you to the timeline, and also the security concerns outside the Manhattan Courthouse.

Meanwhile, the indictment has been a big moneymaker for his 2024 campaign

with millions of dollars in donations. And just a matter of days, it comes as a new challenger,

is getting into the presidential race, and calling Trump to drop out.

Good morning, and welcome to Morning Joe. It is Monday, April 3rd.

With us, we have the host of Way Too Early, White House Bureau Chief at Politico, Jonathan Lamir.

Congressional Investigations reporter for the Washington Post, Jackie Alamani, attorney, and contributing

calmness for the Washington Post, George Conway, and NBC News legal analyst Andrew Weissman. Good to have you all on board.

Lots, I'd like to cover today, but I know people are tuning in this morning, Jonathan Lamir,

for one thing to hear, are take on the Boston Red Sox opening week, and gives up. They give up runs after.

I mean, it's horrible. Chris Sale finally comes back. He doesn't fall off a bike, break every run in his body.

He gives up seven runs in three innings, but the socks somehow manage to win the weekend, win the series.

Yeah, this is clearly the biggest headline we're going to encounter this week. The Boston Red Sox winning two of three at home against the Baltimore Royals.

They actually made some history while they did it, Joe. They scored at least nine runs in all three of their opening games.

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