

Biased Trump Trial Jury Pool, Supreme Court Takes on January 6 Defendants, and NPR's Woke New CEO, with the Ruthless Podcast | 767
Apr 16, 2024
Join Josh Holmes, Michael Duncan, John Ashbrook, and Comfortably Smug from the 'Ruthless' podcast as they dissect the ongoing Trump trial, citing concerns about juror biases amidst absurd media coverage. They dive into the Supreme Court's potential moves regarding January 6th defendants, revealing legal complexities and media failings. The conversation also tackles NPR's new CEO and questionable tweets, questioning the credibility and bias of corporate media. Their witty commentary sheds light on the intersections of law and politics.
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Biased Jury Pool
- Over half of prospective jurors in Trump's trial expressed inability to be fair.
- This confirms Trump's concerns about a biased New York jury pool.
Toobin's Criticism
- Jeffrey Toobin criticized Justice Thomas's impartiality in a January 6th-related case.
- Megyn Kelly responded by referencing Toobin's Zoom incident.
Supreme Court and J6
- The Supreme Court heard arguments on whether 'obstruction of an official proceeding' applies to J6 protesters.
- This could impact Trump's J6 case if the court narrows the charge's scope.