Hello everyone and welcome to Amunfor. Here's what's coming up.

They're with claiming the prosecutors. He did it. It's his conduct.

Former President Donald Trump is arraigned once again.

This time it's on unprecedented federal charges.

I discuss accountability and consequences with historian Timothy Snyder.

Then Elaine Chow resigned from Crump's cabinet after January 6th.

Now Walter Isakson asks her about incitement and the rise of anti-Asian hate.

Also ahead, Putin strikes Zelensky's hometown, a conversation with two prominent Russian

exiles on support for this war within,

dissident and chess grandmaster Gary Kasparov and Evgenia Karamosa, wife of jailed Russian opposition activists, joining. Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Christina Montpur in London. Donald Trump is the

first ever American president to be arraigned on federal charges including espionage

conspiracy and obstruction

over the classified documents

that he kept after leaving office.

He's entering his plea in a Miami courthouse

after flying into Florida to hear

the 37 counts against him.

Trump denies any wrongdoing,

and he is still the front runner

for the Republican nomination for President.

But these latest charges have seen some senior members of the GOP now soften their support for the candidate.

Over the past days, former allies let Governor Chris Christie and Attorney General Bill Barr

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