Main Justice Live Coverage: New York v. Donald Trump
Apr 16, 2024
Political commentator Rachel Maddow and former lead prosecutor Andrew Weissmann discuss the first-ever criminal trial of a former president in New York. They delve into the significance of the case, Trump's behavior in court, along with the challenges and dynamics of the legal process. The podcast offers insights into witness testimonies, potential outcomes, and the impact of the trial on Trump's political future.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
The Trump Trial Begins
02:09 • 17min
Unmasking the Trump Accountability Saga
19:29 • 7min
Confidence in Fact Pattern, Concerns about Original Sin, and Teased Special Coverage
26:32 • 3min
Navigating Jury Selection in a High-Profile Trial
29:12 • 8min
In-depth Look at Jury Selection in High-Profile Trial
37:18 • 2min
Legal Proceedings Against a Former Leader
38:57 • 6min
Analysis of the First Day of Trial Against an Ex-President
45:01 • 2min
Trump's Potential Conviction and Campaign Impact
47:19 • 14min
Legal Fairness, Debut of Maya Wiley, and a Sponsor Ad
01:01:32 • 2min
Defendant Trump on Trial: Lies Turned Crimes
01:03:46 • 8min
Legal Proceedings and Trump's Courtroom Presence
01:12:07 • 3min
Trump's Trial Anticipation
01:15:11 • 11min
Anticipation of Prolonged Legal Proceedings
01:26:30 • 2min