Tonight on the readout.

He was actually willing to do whatever it took to stay in power and I think although I certainly regret my support for him there's

no question now that anyone could say we don't know what he'll do you know

maybe maybe we can trust that he'll uphold the Constitution.

Every day he tells us what he'll do.

Liz Cheney speaks of her regret for supporting Trump for years and warned about the consequences if Trump returns to the White House.

And there is a very interesting new filing from Special Counsel Jack Smith

regarding Trump's long history of lying about election fraud going all the way back to 2012.

Also tonight one of Trump's Georgia co-defendants, remember the one he used to work for

Kanye, may have jeopardized her bond by appearing to threaten

witness Ruby Freeman on Instagram. But we begin tonight with making the case

against Donald Trump as more and more

warnings about the dangers of a second Trump presidency pile up. A new legal

filing today in special counsel Jacksmith's election subversion case

shows prosecutors hope to present a more sweeping range

of evidence of Trump's lies about election fraud

than previously thought.

In this new filing, federal prosecutors say the government will offer evidence

reflecting the defendant's historical record of making such claims

for example as early as November 2012 the defendant issued a public tweet making baseless

claims that voting machines had switched votes from then candidate Romney to then

candidate Obama. During the 2016 presidential campaign the

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