Former top prosecutor Andrew Weissmann and TV hosts Rachel Maddow, Joy Reid, Lawrence O’Donnell, Chris Hayes, and others share exclusive insights on witnessing the historic trial of Donald Trump. They discuss courtroom dynamics, Stormy Daniels' testimony drama, confrontations, Michael Cohen's trial, security measures, and legal nuances.

Lawyers and legal experts discuss the ongoing legal developments surrounding the efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election, including newly unsealed grand jury report recommending criminal charges against 21 additional individuals. They also analyze the implications of the 14th Amendment argument for Trump's eligibility and explore the standard of proof required in the case against him for insurrection. The podcast also addresses how Trump and his associates may have violated the Hatch Act and highlights the denial of Mark Meadows' motion to remove his case to federal court.

MSNBC legal correspondent Lisa Rubin discusses the Trump trial, flaws in the legal system, and key figures involved. Topics include jurisdictional disputes, David Packer's role, media influence, and judicial handling of Trump's legal issues.

Bob King, Fmr. President of the UAW, and other guests discuss the ongoing political battle in the US causing a potential government shutdown, the impact of the UAW strike and the need for worker recouping, the danger of vaccine misinformation, implications of a gag order on the former president, congressional impasse and auto industry strikes, geopolitical dynamics and national security, and the history and influence of The Heritage Foundation's Mandate for Leadership.

Former Special Counsel to Donald Trump Michael Cohen and a lineup of guests discuss the charges against Trump, the significance of loyalty, concerns about his treatment as an indicted defendant, the March on Washington commemoration, disqualifying Trump from holding office again, the rise of a controversial presidential candidate, Trump's legal troubles and corruption of power, updates on India, Russia, and Ukraine, and the lasting relevance of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet.