US Representative Jason Smith shares insights on politics, the overcharging of Trump, and Hunter Biden's involvement in his father's deals. The podcast explores unredacted Ukraine emails, the two-tier legal system, and the targeting of Ron DeSantis in debates. Discussions also cover growing support for Trump within the Republican Party, opinions on Trump's presidency, and the legal aspects of the Georgia case. A leaked draft from Mark Meadows' book and President Biden's campaign strategy are also mentioned.

Former federal prosecutor Andy McCarthy discusses the legal complexities of the charges brought against associates of Donald Trump in the Fulton County election interference case. Topics include RICO charges, legal pitfalls, potential implications for individuals named in the indictment, role of co-defendants, different schemes in the case, historical oddity of a previous election outcome, legal challenges, potential problems with charges, future of the case, and its implications on the practice of law.

Andy McCarthy, a Senior Fellow at the National Review Institute, joins the discussion with sharp insights into the current political climate. He defends his support for Trump and critiques what he sees as the weaponization of the Justice Department. The conversation dives into Matt Gaetz’s potential confirmation as attorney general and its implications. McCarthy also reflects on the legal intricacies of high-profile cases, including Trump’s document issues, while questioning Rudy Giuliani’s dramatic shift in reputation.

Andy McCarthy, a former federal prosecutor, dives into the intricacies of the revised federal charges against Donald Trump, sparked by a recent Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity. He discusses how this decision could shape the legal landscape as the election nears. The conversation unpacks Trump's ongoing legal battles, the potential for escalation to the Supreme Court, and clarifies that legal setbacks don’t imply guilt. McCarthy also sheds light on the complexities surrounding high-profile cases and their implications for political dynamics.

Former President Trump has been indicted again, this time related to January 6th. Megyn Kelly is joined by legal experts Andy McCarthy, Dave Aronberg, and Mike Davis to discuss Trump's defense, the left's plan to take him down, the trial timeline, whether it could go to the Supreme Court, electoral switching from 2016 to fake electors now, Trump pressuring Mike Pence, the DOJ, and his state of mind on January 6th. Journalist Julie Kelly also joins to discuss the judge's potential bias, a connection between Biden corruption news and the indictments, Trump's potential imprisonment or house arrest, and the impact of the indictment on the primary and general election.

Former prosecutor Andy McCarthy breaks down the merits and flaws of Jack Smith’s latest indictment of former President Trump. Get the facts first on Morning Wire. 

Political heavyweights Bret Baier, Rich Lowry, and others delve into Trump vs. Biden debate preparation, strategies, and predictions. They discuss controversial issues, campaign outreach, U.S.-Israel relations, Supreme Court rulings, and the upcoming presidential debate dynamics. Also, insights on Israel's conflict with Hezbollah, sports dynamics, political events, and electoral strategies.

Legal experts Andy McCarthy and Phil Holloway dissect the Trump trial complexities, jury's exposure to outside influence, prosecution tactics, and Nathan Wade's lies. Jesse Kelly talks massive Bronx rally impact, Democrat's border policies, corporations prioritizing profits, Pride Month merchandise, and Ted Cruz's clash over a male sex offender in a women's prison.

Andy McCarthy explains the dubious legal theory in NY prosecution, Batya Ungar-Sargon discusses VP Harris' cringe interview, Michael Knowles debates Kristi Noem killing her puppy

Legal experts Andy McCarthy, Julian Epstein, and Lexie Rigden discuss biased judge rulings against Trump, bizarre prosecution strategies, and Trump's trial shakedown. Carrie Sheffield shares her turbulent past and journey to success through faith in a captivating interview. The podcast also touches on student protests at Columbia University and the complexities of legal nuances in political scandals.