Well, Donald Trump is about to watch something that he has spent much of his adult life trying to avoid.

Opening statements in his own criminal trial.

And we have a pretty good sense of what his playbook is going to look like as the trial unfolds.

The law firm of Weissman and Katiel is here to break it all down as only they can.

Plus, an exclusive interview with California Governor Gavin Newsom. We'll debut a new ad the

governor is putting on the air in Alabama. I'll also get his thoughts on the former president's

trial and what it means for the 2024 race. Also today, foreign aid bills finally pass in the house,

but now without plenty of drama fueled by Marjorie Taylor Green and the Putin wing of the

Republican Party.

And later, a conversation with superstar singer and superstar activist John Legend.

I'll ask him about the incredible work he's doing on criminal justice reform and get his take on the state of Judge Juan Marshan, this trial is starting.

The full jury in Donald Trump's New York criminal trial has now been sworn in.

There are seven men, five women, and six alternates.

And they will hear opening statements starting tomorrow.

Now, it wasn't exactly a smooth road to get here, in large part, because defendant Donald Trump

was all but digging the potholes himself, with an assist, of course, and this is important,

from some of his cable news allies.

She said two things that really stuck out.

One, quote, I don't really have an opinion of Trump.

And, quote, no one is above the law.

I'm not so sure about Jera number two.

Trump then quoted Waters in a post writing,

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