Trump gets a trial date for his second indictment as his legal problems get worse. A pair of Iowa and South Carolina polls show Trump still crushing the field and officially qualify multiple candidates for the first debate. The DeSantis campaign has finally landed on a "Let Ron Be Ron" strategy. Joe Biden’s campaign builds an unconventional operation to take on the Republican nominee. And later, New York Congressman Dan Goldman stops by to talk about prosecuting Donald Trump and the latest Republican antics around Hunter Biden and RFK Jr. For a closed-captioned version of this episode, click here. For a transcript of this episode, please email transcripts@crooked.com and include the name of the podcast.

Dan Goldman, US Representative from New York and former lead counsel for Trump's impeachment, discusses the turbulent political landscape ahead. He examines how Trump may leverage presidency against opponents and the chilling implications for democracy. Goldman scrutinizes Biden's controversial pardon for his son, questioning the influence of politics on justice. The conversation also touches on potential political retaliation against New York and the importance of reaffirming constitutional commitments regarding presidential term limits.

Congressman Dan Goldman from New York joins the conversation, bringing his insights into the chaotic world of politics and social media. The hosts hilariously dissect misadventures at airports and the often disastrous results of childhood haircuts. Goldman shares his thoughts on the absurdity of performative relationships online versus genuine connections. The discussion highlights the ongoing struggles for women's rights and touches on their newfound obsession with Taylor Swift, all while injecting humor into serious societal issues.

Vivek Ramaswamy, Willy Brown, Elon Musk, Adam Schiff, Dan Goldman, Jaime Raskin, Sam Altman, and Ilya Sutskever join Scott Adams to discuss topics such as male fertility, talent stacking, TikTok sponsorship, media literacy programs, the controversy of DEI in defense, and the Israel-Hamas deal speculation. 498 characters.

Dan Goldman, US Representative (D, NY-10) and former lead counsel for Trump's impeachment, shares insights into the political landscape ahead. He discusses Trump's alarming remarks on presidential term limits and the normalization of self-pardoning. Goldman highlights potential federal funding retaliation against New York and debates the implications of the SALT tax cap on middle-class families. He also touches on the political ramifications of pardons, particularly in relation to Hunter Biden, advocating for compassionate, equitable policies.