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Where these come from. The podcast is grapevine. I have gone way over. Im sorry to deadline white house, which starts right now. Hi, everyone. A dramatic day in court after a judge stakes action on an issue that has loomed over the entire country since the expresident descended these escalators at trump tower eight years ago. That is his longstanding practice of threatening and wielding violent and dangerous rhetoric as a weapon. Against anyone who he perceives as standing in his way of anything. Inevitably, facing the potential for violence. Donald trump under a gag order. Back in court this ...

Done? you're talking about mob figures. conclusion from on high, it could work years to work through the appellate process. kayleigh, attorney general want to remove from new york state economy prevalent man that has employed more people than leticia james has and contributed a lot to the economy. bring it down. all right, trump's camp arguing this was victimless crime. the allegation he defrauded bank loan. there are resources put into this hunt for him, new york resources and watching the president be defendant in criminal and civil charges. when is enough enough? is this the type of exhaust...

But fani willis would want to prosecute this case on her home turf. >> john, speaking of fani willis, she's using a rico indictment are tied together elements of what she says is a broad conspiracy that stretches even beyond the atlanta area that's her jurisdiction. there's something of an irony here, now former trump lawyer, rudy giuliani, is facing the same kinds of charges that he wants levied against others. especially when his handling mob cases in new york. now that he's facing criminal charges what are likely to be -- next step this time as a defendant? >> great question, professor murr...

She could use a rico act. georgia's rico act is modeled after the federal version, rico standing for racketeer, influence and corrupt options, an act signed into law by richard nixon in 1970. >> racketeering basically means you have a group of individuals organized who commit a series of crimes together that are interconnected. you don't necessarily have to show that every single individual was a part of every single crime, but that this was essentially an ongoing criminal concern. >> rico statutes have been used successfully in taking down well-known mob figures like john gotti and tony saler...

It's like if you agree with someone. dan: is forget bit a thing or should we just forget about it? >> when i was in the theater fortunately only once on the street. but the movie is very realistic, very well done. dan: i obviously was not in the mob. i think they tend to glorify mob figures. our reality is a lot of these guys are messed up. let's get to the second clip. classic we have all seen. if you haven't seen "goodfellas." check this out. >> there was anthony stabi