

Epstein Docs Released, Idaho Murders House Destroyed, and Trump's "Immunity" Claim, with Nancy Grace, Dave Aronberg, and Mike Davis | Ep. 695
Jan 4, 2024
Nancy Grace, a former prosecutor and host of the Crime Stories podcast, shares her journey in law, driven by personal loss. She unpacks the emotional toll of prosecuting high-profile cases, like Casey Anthony, and discusses the contentious demolition of the Idaho murder house. Legal experts Mike Davis and Dave Aronberg dissect Trump's ongoing legal battles, including attempts to remove him from the primary ballot, and the implications of the 14th Amendment regarding insurrection and presidential immunity. They explore the complex intersection of law and politics during a pivotal time.
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Career Shift
- Nancy Grace's career shift from literature to law was driven by personal tragedy.
- After her fiancé's murder, she pursued law to channel her grief into helping others.
Ratings Rivalry
- During the Casey Anthony trial, Nancy Grace's show's ratings soared, nearly surpassing Bill O'Reilly's.
- Fox News had to manipulate O'Reilly's show designations to prevent Grace from taking the top spot.
Discovering Casey Anthony
- Nancy Grace recounts discovering the Casey Anthony case while on a conference call.
- Initially planning to cover a different missing child case, she shifted focus when she learned of Anthony's delayed reporting.