Two major hearings today will shape the trajectory (and timing) of the
legal woes that Donald Trump faces as he attempts to return to the White
House. In New York, a judge will decide whether the hush money case
against the former president can move to trial in late March or whether
that timeline will be pushed back — a popular Trump delay tactic honed
over his many decades of lawsuits. Meanwhile in Georgia, Trump and his
co-defendants aim to sideline Fulton County DA Fani Willis in her
sweeping election interference case. Plus, more headaches for Speaker
Mike Johnson, and urgent new concerns about Russian space nukes.
Playbook co-author Rachael Bade talks with legal editor James Romoser
and walks through what you need to know.

Playbook co-author Rachael Bade interviews legal editor James Romoser.