Senator, nice to see you. This is going to be a really interesting show because you put out a tweet

asking people for questions they may have about what is going to happen with Donald Trump.

We're going to go through a lot of those questions for the show. But let's start with kind of

laying what this week's going to look like. What is going to happen this week

with Donald Trump and this arraignment, we're being told tentatively it would be on Tuesday. Obviously,

that could change, but we're being told that's what they're working with, the Secret Service

right now. Right. So what we know is the New York grand jury has returned an indictment

and that it has 34 counts to the indictment.

As we sit here today, we don't know the specific counts.

That's still under seal.

I assume that's going to be made public at some point, but we haven't seen what specifically the 34 counts are.

We also know from public news reporting that Trump is expected to be arraigned on Tuesday at 2.15 p.m. Eastern Standard Time.

So assuming that's correct, we will see concurrent with the arraignment, we will see Trump come in, we will see him surrender himself to the authorities in New York. From the public reporting, they're saying there's not going to be a perp walk, that Trump is not going to be in handcuffs.

We've also seen public reporting that Secret Service has informed New York.

They will not allow them to handcuff Donald Trump.

So he will come in, presumably of his own volition without handcuffs.

When he comes in, he'll be booked, he'll be fingerprinted, he will be, there will be a mugshot.

Interestingly enough, based on some of the reporting, the New York authorities are suggesting the mugshot may not be available to the public,

whereas Trump is saying he wants the mugshot not be available to the public, whereas Trump is saying he wants

the mugshot to be available to the public. We know that Trump's presidential campaign has raised

millions of dollars within the first 24 hours of the indictment. I think the Trump campaign

thinks that that mugshot is probably worth millions more dollars in campaign fundraising.

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