Tonight on The Readout, April 2026, that is the date that Donald Trump's team just proposed

his federal trial begin in the election interference case.

I did say 2026, right?

That is not a typo.

That's the really date that he said.

Fun.

Plus, the latest in a series of horrifying post-Royalities as a 13-year-old rape victim,

a rape survivor, I should say, is forced to give birth in the state where abortion has

now been made illegal.

And the latest from Hawaii as the death toll continues to climb, and officials begin

to ask if there was anything more they could have done to save at least some of those lives.

But we begin tonight with a question that I will bet you have never thought of, but

that the latest Trump indictment got me thinking about, and it is this.

What is a gang?

I mean, really?

What is it?

And what pops into your head when you think of the word?

Our friends at Merriam Webster defined it this way, a group of persons working to unlawful

or anti-social ends, especially a band of anti-social adolescents.

Now, of course, there have been many definitions over time.

In the early 1900s, they were a bunch of rowdy kids menacing the city streets with their

little hats cocked to the side.

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