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Megyn Kelly is joined by Newt Gingrich, author of "March to the Majority," to discuss Merrick Garland appointing David Weiss as special counsel now to oversee the Hunter Biden case after the plea deal fell apart, what the GOP in the House continue to uncover about potential corruption, continued spin from the media and the left, how VP Biden's potentially corrupt actions were never litigated in 2020, how the House could defund the sham special counsels, Gingrich's viral moment at the 2012 CNN debate, whether Trump should debate in the GOP primary, songwriter Oliver Anthony’s song “Rich Men” that went viral, why it’s resonating with Americans today, the playbook for having the GOP win big again, and more. Then it's Kelly's Court with lawyers Viva Frei and Peter Tragos to discuss the latest on the Idaho college murders case, the details behind Bryan Kohberger’s new alibi, whether there's enough evidence to convict him, Derek Chauvin's appeal in the George Floyd murder case, if he has a valid argument to change the venue, the breaking news that a Georgia court may have preemptively revealed the charges in the indictment accidentally, how that affects the perception of the charges, Lizzo facing a lawsuit against her backup dancers, how they’re claiming Lizzo created a hostile work environment, Leah Remini suing Scientology, and more.

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After Donald J. Trump was indicted over his role in paying hush money to a porn star during the 2016 presidential campaign, he called the move an act of political persecution.

But his impending arrest could actually make Mr. Trump a stronger candidate for 2024, the Times correspondent Maggie Haberman explains.

Guest: Maggie Haberman, a political correspondent for The New York Times.

Background reading: 

• Many of Mr. Trump’s potential opponents snapped into line behind him, showing just how hard it may be to persuade Republican voters to choose an alternative.
• Mr. Trump reacted to his indictment by returning to his time-tested legal strategy: attack and delay.

For more information on today’s episode, visit nytimes.com/thedaily. Transcripts of each episode will be made available by the next workday.

It's hard to have a discussion about immigration law with people who think there shouldn’t be any immigration laws at all. The Left is being disingenuous. They say they have a problem with separating kids, but really they have a problem with immigration enforcement of any kind. But we cannot have a country if we do not have clearly defined, and strictly enforced, borders. The process of defining and enforcing the border will not always be pleasant. But it can be just. Those two things are not the same.

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