Dave Aronberg

Dave Aronberg, a former state attorney and author, and Viva Frei, a legal expert and Rumble creator, tackle intriguing legal conundrums. They dissect the murky waters of Jeffrey Epstein's alleged client list and the frustrations over its potential secrecy. The discussion takes a dark turn with Bryan Kohberger’s possible inspirations and chilling motivations. They also dive into the shocking murder-for-hire case involving a grandmother, exploring family dynamics and societal implications. Their insights reveal the intersection of crime, race, and the justice system.

Mike Solana, founder of Pirate Wires, shares insights on Biden's campaign struggles and George Clooney's fiery response to media narratives. Legal experts Dave Aronberg and Mike Davis discuss judicial overreach in Trump's deportation policies, emphasizing executive power limitations under the Alien Enemies Act. They critique the Supreme Court's role in these contentious legal battles. The conversation also explores the evolving relationship between legacy media and new media dynamics, highlighting failures and challenges faced by public figures in today's political climate.

In this lively discussion, Maureen Callahan, a journalist and host of The Nerve, dives into the bizarre moments from Kamala Harris' book tour, including her questionable remarks about babies. Dave Aronberg and Mike Davis dissect the implications of the James Comey indictment, analyzing prosecutorial strategies and potential defenses. John Solomon adds his insights on the legal ramifications. The group also critiques Hoda Kotb's self-help book and the cringe-worthy moments from Meghan Markle's recent interview, highlighting the absurdity of celebrity culture.

In a riveting discussion, Chamath Palihapitiya, a venture capitalist and tech commentator, shares insights on economic disparities and the impact of COVID vaccine reporting. Legal commentators Dave Aronberg and Phil Holloway delve into the conclusion of the Fani Willis case against Trump and the intricacies surrounding it. Additionally, NYU student Amelia Lewis recounts her harrowing street assault and how community efforts led to the suspect's arrest, highlighting the role of social media in justice.

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.

Join former state attorney Dave Aronberg, who offers keen legal insights, Mike Davis of the Article III Project, a sharp constitutional analyst, and media commentator Benny Johnson for a lively discussion. They delve into the dismissed indictments of James Comey and Letitia James, exploring the implications of new tax evidence against James. The trio critiques Katie Couric's media comments and Jen Psaki's comparisons, while also reflecting on the media's bias and attacks on public figures. They wrap up with a thoughtful discussion on faith and morality in politics.

Mike Davis, founder of the Article 3 Project, discusses crucial Supreme Court rulings impacting Donald Trump's legal battles and the lack of insurrection charges. Dave Aronberg shares insights on new witnesses in the Fani Willis case and the complexities of testimony credibility. Jamie Weinstein joins to explore the mysterious Matt Drudge, discussing his media influence and abrupt shift away from Trump. The conversation sheds light on political motivations behind judicial actions and the evolving landscape of news consumption.

Mike Davis, a conservative legal expert, and Dave Aronberg, a state attorney, dissect the complex legal landscape around Donald Trump's gag order and the implications for his trial. Sall Grover, founder of the women-only app Giggle, shares her battle for women’s spaces against claims of transgender inclusion, supported by her lawyer Katherine Deves. The conversation dives into the necessity of female-only environments, challenges posed by modern gender identity discourse, and the implications for women's rights in society.

Joining the discussion are Kevin O'Leary, the savvy investor from 'Shark Tank,' Mark Davis, founder of the Article 3 Project, and Dave Aronberg, state attorney known for his legal insights. They dissect Bud Light's branding missteps and its repercussions on consumer perception. The conversation also dives into the implications of Trump's legal battles and the potential consequences of the 14th Amendment. From workplace dynamics shifting post-pandemic to inflation's grip on the economy, the dialogue is a fascinating blend of law, culture, and entrepreneurship.

Join legal experts Andy McCarthy, Dave Aronberg, and Mike Davis as they dissect the latest indictment against Trump regarding January 6. McCarthy analyzes the implications of intent and potential defenses, while Aronberg examines the intersection of politics and the judiciary. Journalist Julie Kelly sheds light on the challenges posed by the presiding judge and how these legal battles may influence Trump's 2024 campaign. They explore the ramifications of labeling alternative electors and question the broader implications for electoral integrity in today's political climate.