we will go to your phone call in lawrenceville georgia. democrat. what is your top story? >> donald trump. >> ok. >> yes. i don't understand how we can look at the same thing and come up with different outcomes. we all see the evidence, and we all know what it looks like. what is happened is wrong. something needs to be done about it. it is not a political issue. it is an issue of right or wrong, and we all need to make the right decision. >> sam, this is cbs news.com. it says the trump arraignment on georgia charges will be in a court that allows cameras read unlike his other indictments. will you be watching? >> yes. i will watch. the fact will be magnified, and the truth will come out. ask all right. let's go to mike in alexandria indiana. a republican. good morning. >> hello. i say that the devastation we have going on is in hawaii. it is so heartbreaking to see all of these people that -- it is -- and, it doesn't seem like they are getting any help. >> somebody should have been over here summing -- helping someone a day one. and not later. brian is texas. hello, brian

fosters bail bonds and lawrenceville, georgia where you pay 10%. as one as $20,000.ou just described, when she got through the motorcade and he got there was actually pretty quick in routine in the way that these things go. i'm curious about trial dates here, tim, because kenneth chesebro, one of the codefendants in attorney for donald trump, put in a motion first speedy trial nda fani willis came back on october 23rd, let's get this thing going. but, how do we interpret that move? >> that was a be careful what you wish for a moment. fani willis is ready to go to trial. she has been investigating this thing for two years. presumably they have not just investigated the case, but prepared their trial strategy, consider their witness list, but here's the thing. donald trump is not going to go to trial in october. he's fighting. he does not want to be the trial in this case. and a lot of legal experts i talked to fear that because of the number of defendants in this case in fulton county, it really could get bogged down. there is a racketeering case that fani willis is p

host: in lawrenceville, georgia. good morning. i would like to choose -- i like to talk about the african-american women who choose more abortions than life birth. host: you said that african-american women have more abortions than live birth? where did you get that statistic? caller: i got it from the government. you can look it up. host: we will look that up. wisconsin, democrat. good morning. caller: i have a question. i am a democrat. i know -- all these charges and the way he disgraced himself on january 6, i do not see how he could be allowed to run for president again after embarrassing the country. i do not -- this should not happen again. who knows what he would do. thank you for your show. it is wonderful. i'm glad i finally got through. thank you very much for having me on. host: this is on the front page of the washington times this morning. looking for opportunities to close the gap in the polls. republican heavyweights will clobber one another on a debate stage. donor dollars and an anonymous prize. former president

we will go to your phone call in lawrenceville georgia. democrat. what is your top story?> donald trump. >> ok. >> yes. i don't understand how we can look at the same thing and come up with different outcomes. we all see the evidence, and we all know what it looks like. what is happened is wrong. something needs to be done about it. it is not a political issue. it is an issue of right or wrong, and we all need to make the right decision. >> sam, this is cbs news.com. it says the trump arraignment on georgia charges will be in a court that allows cameras read unlike his other indictments. will you be watching? >> yes. i will watch. the fact will be magnified, and the truth will come out. ask all right. let's go to mike in alexandria indiana. a republican. good morning. >> hello. i say that the devastation we have going on is in hawaii. it is so heartbreaking to see all of these people that -- it is -- and, it doesn't seem like they are getting any help. >> somebody should have been over here summing -- helping someone a day one. and not later. brian is texas. hello, brian.

fosters in lawrenceville, georgia where he paid 10%. his bond was $200,000.and it was pretty quick and routine in the way these things go. i'm curious about trial dates because kenneth chesebro, one of the co-defendants and attorney for donald trump asked -- put in a motion for a speedy trial and fani willis said, sure. how's october 23rd? let's get this thing going. how do we interpret that move? >> well, that was a be careful what you wish for moment. fani willis is ready to go to trial. she's been investigating this thing for two years. presumably they have not just investigated the case, but prepared their trial strategy, considered their witness list, but here's the thing. donald trump is not going to go to trial in october. he's fighting. he doesn't want a speedy trial in this case, and a lot of legal experts i talked to fear that because of the number of defendants in this case in fulton county, it really could get bogged down. there's a racketeering case that fani willis is prosecuting right now where it's taken eight months and they still haven't pic