Tonight on The Readout, at the end of the day, at the core of this thing, he engaged

in the case of the documents and outrageous behavior where anyone would be prosecuted.

I don't know if any attorney general who could walk away from it.

You might want to check the Mayor Bill Barr because you're also saying that you would still

consider voting for Trump if he wins the nomination despite all that outrageous behavior.

Plus, looking ahead to next week's Republican primary debate in which Trump now says he

will not participate.

I'm not making chicken noises right now, but I really, really, really want to.

And Morgan Freeman joined me.

Yes, I said Morgan Freeman joined Little Old One to talk about his new documentary

on the first black tank battalion to fight in World War II.

That interview is straight ahead.

What we begin The Readout tonight with the clearest picture yet of the expansive plot

Trump and his allies unleashed after he lost the 2020 election.

The January 6th Committee and Special Counsel Jack Smith exposed the what as well as the

who in the plot.

But it was the Georgia case, led by Fulton County DA Fahny Willis, that really shows us the

full scope of characters in the Trump gang.

The indictment is full of bizarre cameos like Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, who's

referenced on page 30 when prosecutors note how Donald Trump attempted to get the Georgia

Attorney General on board with Paxton's doomed lawsuit on behalf of Texas to contest the

election results in four other key states.

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