I want to bring in now NBC News Capitol Hill
correspondent Ali Vitali.
She's on the 2024 campaign trail in Iowa.
So, Allie, what are Republican voters saying about these new
charges?
So is, is it having any impact on who they
might ultimately pick?
Look, it has an impact on voters who were impacted
by indictments 123 and now four.
But if you weren't one of those voters gave,
it's not something that's on your radar,
at least not in the sense that you wanna take
it seriously.
And look, I've had conversations with voters here who are
Republicans who say they're gonna vote for Trump no matter
what.
They don't think that these charges are worth anything.
They think that it's just another example of what Republican
politicians are calling A2 tiered system of justice.
But then I've also talked to Republican voters who think
the party needs to move past it but that.
Still doesn't help them in a general election if the
polls remain the same and Trump is still the front
runner,
listen to one of the conversations I had with the
voter who says it's not the indictments that concern him
in terms of substance.
It's the fact that it's political baggage going forward and
could impact electability.
Watch.
There's no way I vote for for Biden.
You kind of wish you didn't have to vote for
Trump.
I mean, there's a part of me,
and it's just I I do agree with a lot
of things that he does.
It's just it's really just the fact that he just
can't turn off the other things.
And look, the other things to this voter were not
just the actions that led to the indictment or alleged
actions that led to these indictments.
Instead, for him, it's still the same things that I've
heard from about Trump for the last five plus years,
which is they wish that he would tweet less,
talk less, and just focus on doing the work.