Former federal prosecutor and National Review contributing editor, Andrew McCarthy, joins the panel to discuss the weaponization of law in American politics and its impact. They explore the potential unfairness of trials against Trump, the investigation into Biden's son, and the infusion of politics in the criminal justice system. They also discuss the need for effective oversight in intelligence collection and the potential political consequences of the lawfare against Trump. The podcast ends with a lighthearted discussion about books, movies, and summer activities.

Actor and writer Andrew McCarthy shares tips on travel storytelling, including balancing truth and narrative, selecting characters, and mixing personal details with place descriptions. He discusses memory accuracy, crafting travel stories, and managing writing alongside acting. McCarthy explores the roles of actors and directors in storytelling and the complexities of writing about personal relationships.

Andrew McCarthy and Rep. Harriet Hageman discuss Hunter Biden's guilty verdict, comparisons to Trump's trial, and Hunter's newfound gun rights advocacy. They also cover the government's control tactics with cattle ear tags, Janice Dean exposing Cuomo's lies, and odds for the 2024 presidential election.

Andrew McCarthy, National Review contributing editor, joins to discuss Trump's presidential immunity case and DA Alvin Bragg's embarrassment. Salena Zito reviews Biden's lawsuit. U.S. Senate candidate Trent Staggs talks about replacing Sen. Mitt Romney. The podcast covers protests, university support for Hamas, and the Supreme Court case.

National Review contributing editor Andrew McCarthy and New York Post columnist Salena Zito join to discuss Trump's presidential immunity case arguments, Biden's lawsuit against a gas station, and the impact of campaign strategies on industries like steel and natural gas in Pennsylvania.