Here we go again. And like I said on the show last night, Rosie, said a bit of a sense of deja

view. And I know similar to you, we've been international journalists, been following the Trump

circus, if we can call it that, for the last few years. And a third indictment, along with everything

else. But this one in particular is going to be particularly interesting because this strikes

at the heart of free speech. It strikes at the heart of what is truth. It strikes at the heart of free speech. It strikes the heart of what is truth.

It strikes the heart of the US constitution and election as well.

We are keeping a good visual on the doors of Trump's plane there,

which of course has flown in this evening from Bedminster, New Jersey to Washington, D.C.

We're waiting for Mr. Trump to emerge.

And an interesting question just being raised there by Rosie's guest, Michael Graham, saying that perhaps this indictment hasn't, isn't going to get as much press interest because people are a little bit par for the course at this point. They're a little bit done with it. We'll have to wait and see. Currently, obviously, there's interest from us.

There's interest from you at home if you're watching us, and we can promise you you're going to have an excellent time this evening, as much as can be said for an indictment if we're allowed to say that. We've got a fantastic lineup of guests on the show over the next two hours. We've got panelists. We're going to be hearing from Republicans. We're going to be hearing from a certain Qa non-Shaman as well.

So you're going to be wanting from Republicans. We're going to be hearing from a certain QA. non-shaman as well. So you're going to be wanting to hear all of that. I'm going to formally start uncensored now with me, Rosanna Lockwood, in for Pierce Morgan. Here we are again, what is now a routine spectacle of Donald Trump showing up to a courthouse. This time, as I just said in the next hour, Washington, D.C., is going to be facing charges for allegedly plotting to overturn the 2020 election result when he lost

to Joe Biden. I talked last night on this show about the myriad of criminal charges Trump's now

facing. That's some 78 criminal counts in three different cases. And whether all this is a true reflection of the actions of a corrupt, power-hungry, self-interested man,

all the actions of government officials who want to shut him down at any cost.

Or perhaps elements of both.

We know Trump and his supporters say it's a political witch hunt against him,

calculated interference, to stop him getting a second run at the White House.

But what does all this mean for the US justice system that's prosecuting him?

We are going to be asking these questions on the show tonight.

Here in the studio, I am joined on the panel by Isabel Oakeshot, Paula Rohn-Adrian,

and Richard Tice as well. Are you all, I mean, it's a bit wrong to say looking forward to this,

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