Briahna Joy Gray and Robby Soave discuss the Trump trials and Donald Trump’s embrace of “genocide Joe” slogan originated with the far-left.

Short Summary

1. Former President Donald Trump is the first former president to stand trial in a criminal case.
2. The jury selection for the Stormy Daniels hush money trial is about to begin, stemming from payments made by Trump’s fixer, Michael Cohen.
3. Trump’s attacks on President Biden’s leadership, particularly regarding the Israel-Hamas conflict, are discussed.
4. GOP Governor of New Hampshire, Chris Sununu, believes the trial may not have major political ramifications and likens it to reality TV for many people.
5. Polls suggest that a Trump conviction in the hush money case may not significantly impact how registered voters would vote in November.
6. A viral clip shows Trump rally crowd chanting “genocide Joe” in reference to Biden’s handling of the Israel-Gaza conflict.
7. Speakers express skepticism about the substance of Trump’s policies and caution voters to scrutinize his record and rhetorical strategies.
8. Ongoing legal troubles surrounding Donald Trump and how they may impact the upcoming election are mentioned.
9. The optics of Trump’s legal issues may affect his willingness to participate in debates with Joe Biden.
10. A survey shows that a majority of young voters do not find Trump’s recent statements offensive, which could benefit his image.