The warning signs are flashing bright red about what exactly a second Trump term would look like.

Four criminal indictments, four criminal trials barreling toward him. And now the former president is

openly threatening to weaponize the Justice Department against his political opponents if he takes

back the White House. Congressman Jamie Raskin is here with his reaction, and he's coming up first.

Plus, special counsel Jack Smith unveils a big clue about how he plans to prosecute his case

as Trump's lawyers ask for his federal trial to be televised.

The in-house law firm of Andrew Weissman and Neil Cotiel is here to weigh on on all of it.

Also today, resounding victories for Democrats and crucial races all across the country as

Republican culture wars fall completely flat.

We'll talk about what it means for 2024 and beyond.

And later, a trip to the farm, a bike ride through Georgia with Raphael Warnock.

We talked about the fight for democracy, his

bond with a former president, and balancing his life as a pastor with his life as a United

States senator.

After a long stretch of dark political predictions for Democrats and a lot of freaking out over poll numbers, things did start to feel a little bit better this week.

A Democratic governor was re-elected in Kentucky. Democrats swept control of the Virginia legislature, which most people were not predicting, and the people of Ohio turned out in droves to

protect abortion rights in their state. You might have found yourself thinking, all right,

maybe things aren't so bad. Maybe I shouldn't be so terrified about the safety of democracy and

my rights after all. The forces of good are winning out in the end. And I'm going to tune this all

out for a while. I'm going to worry about. If that's how you're feeling, I kind of get it. And there are some things to feel relieved about.

But at the same time, the threat of a second Trump term is still very real. And the things he is saying

right now are some of the most concerning things we have ever heard him say. So it's important for

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