Discussing a Supreme Court ruling for Trump, lack of insurrection charges, media response, possible trial scenarios, and financial pressures. Exploring Matt Drudge's mysterious disappearance, changing stance towards Trump, impact on media, and enduring enigma.

Dave Aronberg, a former state attorney and legal expert, joins Mike Davis, founder of the Article 3 Project, and filmmaker Sean Stone, son of Oliver Stone. They dive into the potential confirmation of RFK Jr. and Tulsi Gabbard, sparking cheers and jeers alike. Legal battles over Trump's executive orders on DEI and gender treatments for minors take center stage, alongside contentious debates about birthright citizenship and immigration policies. Sean offers insights on the disruptive impact of Gabbard and Patel, while exploring conspiracies surrounding Trump.

Legal experts Mike Davis and Dave Aronberg discuss Trump's legal troubles, NBC's hypocrisy, Alec Baldwin's encounter, and a lawsuit over a women-only app. They delve into the complexities of legal cases, media influence, and transgender ideology, highlighting the importance of women's rights and spaces.

Dave Aronberg and Mike Davis join Megyn Kelly to discuss Supreme Court case on Trump's immunity argument and Fani Willis' potential removal from the Trump RICO case. Kevin O'Leary talks about Bud Light's failures and DEI hiring, 'Bidenomics,' inflation, males leaving the workforce, and his 'Shark Tank' successes.

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.

In this gripping discussion, Buck Sexton, a former CIA officer, and Rich Lowry, National Review's editor, join forces with a host of experts. They dissect the recent foiled assassination attempt on Donald Trump, emphasizing alarming political rhetoric and its potential for radicalization. The conversation reveals the suspect's profile and critiques the Secret Service's response. They explore the implications for public figure safety in a tense political climate, raising urgent questions about media ethics and the psychological profiles behind such threats.

Legal experts discuss the Florida docs case against Trump being dropped. Sean Parnell shares his experience at a Trump rally after an assassination attempt on Trump. Former Secret Service agent and military sniper analyze security failures. Media coverage critique by Eliana Johnson and Emily Jashinsky.

Harry First, an antitrust expert and NYU Law professor, breaks down the Trump administration's landmark antitrust lawsuit against HPE’s acquisition of Juniper Networks and the broader implications for competition. Bernie Kohn sheds light on the controversial financial incentives offered to federal employees for resigning, raising significant legal questions. Dave Aronberg reveals the political dynamics influencing the FBI and Justice Departments post-Trump, discussing the challenges faced by prosecutors amidst ongoing investigations.

Labor and employment law expert Kate Andrias discusses a historic union win at Whole Foods, highlighting Amazon's resistance and the potential boost for labor movements. Former Palm Beach County State Attorney Dave Aronberg evaluates the prospects of corruption charges against NYC Mayor Eric Adams being dropped, and the political implications of his ongoing legal challenges. The conversation also touches on the FBI director confirmation hearings, addressing the politicization of the DOJ and its impact on national security.

Dave Aronberg, former Palm Beach County State Attorney, dissects the implications of Donald Trump’s sentencing, linking political actions to judicial accountability. Matthew Schettenhelm, Bloomberg Intelligence Analyst, dives into the Supreme Court’s oral arguments on the TikTok ban, weighing national security against First Amendment rights. John Kabealo, an expert in cross-border transactions, analyzes the lawsuit from Nippon Steel and U.S. Steel against the Biden administration, raising questions on political motivations and legal procedures in foreign investments.