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Caucuses, but that's not going to happen. the trial is now set for may, though, of course, further delays are always possible, and trump's team is optimistic that with just one or two additional delays, they might be able to get that case postponed all the way past the 2024 general election. victor and amara. >> thank you very much. joining me now is political reporter daniel strauss. great to see you. good morning. as we heard there from marshall's reporting, trump could be indicted for the third time this year. he also has at least four separate trial dates, civil and criminal, between oct...

As the republican primary sort of sorts itself out and tries to figure out whether renominating donald trump is the right way to go. this is something that the biden team has been very, very eager to focus on very early in their campaign. they are less interested in, say, commenting on donald trump's legal woes and more on bidenomics and they want to, like, peg the -- their set of programs as bidenomics in the same way that during the obama administration the aca was called obamacare. so the biden team wants a pretty snap by nomenclature to -- as they try to promote their policies the next few...

She unwittingly gifted biden a free campaign ad in an attempted attack. she compared president biden to two popular presidents, lyndon b. johnson and fdr, trying to paint biden as a liberal. tweeted i approve this message. i want you to take a look at this snippet. >> programs to address education, medical care, urban problems, world poverty, transportation, medicare, medicaid, labor unions, and he still is working on it. >> so, yeah, give us some context, daniel, on the speech and how it backfired in a big way. >> well, the argument here is that president biden is one of the more big governme...

Currently seeing, if he's not there? >> i mean, i'm very skeptical, that in the end, the former president won't be be at debates. he loves the spotlight, he loves showing up at debates and claiming victory. he loves a show about it. it's part of a stage craft for him keeping the spotlight on him going up to debates nap said, if he's not there and there's no contrast between him and the rest of the republican primary field, that's a good question. it will probably create a situation where most voters who don't want to vote for trump coalesce around one candidate. but it's hard to tell who that ...

And more on our Deep Dive interview with Rep. Adam Smith (D-Wash.).