Trump should quit 2024 race if indicted, former Arkansas gov. says

• The invitation could indicate that Trump may face criminal charges over the allegations, per the New York Times, which first reported the news.
• Trump also faces other probes. Last year the Justice Department appointed a special counsel to oversee federal criminal investigations into Trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election and his handling of classified documents.

State of play: "It doesn't mean that he's guilty of it or he should be charged, but it's just such a distraction that would be unnecessary for somebody who's seeking the highest office in the land," Hutchinson said.

• "The fact is, there's just a lot of turmoil out there with the number of investigations going on," he added.

• Hutchinson's comments come a week after Trump told reporters at CPAC that he intended to stay in the race even if he is indicted.

What to watch: Trump's ex-personal lawyer Michael Cohen is set to deliver testimony on Monday before the New York grand jury investigating the hush money payments.

• Hutchinson indicated earlier this month that he will make a decision about his own potential 2024 presidential run in April, CNN reported.