Trump Arraignment, Biden in Mississippi, Electric Car Tax Credit

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🗓️ 1 April 2023

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Donald Trump is scheduled to be arraigned in New York City Tuesday. President Biden visits Rolling Fork, Miss., to witness the damage from last week's tornado. Some electric vehicle models will no longer qualify for a tax credit due to new requirements.

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0:00.0	Donald Trump gets a rain next Tuesday.
0:05.0	He's the first former US president ever to face criminal charges.
0:08.4	We'll bring you the latest on what we know about the case.
0:11.3	I'm Scott Simon.
0:12.3	I'm A. Shorosco and this is up first from NPR News.
0:15.7	President Biden says he'll do what he can for the people of Mississippi after last week's
0:23.4	devastating tornado.
0:25.0	And folks, I know there's a lot of pain and it's hard to believe in a moment like this.
0:31.2	This community is going to be rebuilt and rebuilt and built back better than it was before.
0:36.6	And if you're thinking about buying an electric car, listen up.
0:40.8	You might not get that tax credit after all.
0:43.2	So please stay with us.
0:44.2	We've got the news.
0:45.2	You need to start your weekend.
0:55.4	Donald Trump is expected to appear in criminal court next week.
0:59.2	That's when the charges against him will be formally presented.
1:02.4	NPR Justice correspondent Ryan Lucas is here to walk us through it.
1:06.5	Welcome.
1:07.4	Hey there.
1:08.2	So what's the arrangement of a former US president going to look like?
1:14.8	It's a good question.
1:16.2	What we do know is that Trump is scheduled to appear in criminal court in Manhattan on Tuesday
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