Former U.S. Attorney Joyce Vance, CNN's Elie Honig, and Mimi Rocah discuss Trump's historic guilty verdict, potential appeals, sentencing process, and analyzing prosecutors' performance. They reflect on respecting the jury's decision, evaluating jury bias, and tease future content.

Mimi Rocah, a former prosecutor and legal commentator, discusses Pam Bondi's confirmation hearing as Trump's pick for attorney general. Rocah highlights how Bondi avoided clear answers on Trump's threats to enemies, revealing her potential unreliability in upholding the rule of law. The conversation delves into the implications of this evasiveness for 2025 and the future of justice. They also touch on the challenges of maintaining judicial integrity in the face of political pressure, emphasizing the need for accountability and ethical standards.

Mimi Rocah, the Westchester County District Attorney and former federal prosecutor, dives into the legal intricacies surrounding Sean “Diddy” Combs’ recent indictment on sex trafficking and racketeering charges. She discusses the implications of the RICO statute, the potential for charges against Combs' associates, and how civil cases influenced the criminal investigation. Rocah also reflects on the challenges of balancing sensitive details against the need for transparency in high-profile prosecutions, offering insights into the complexities of modern legal battles.