Peter Tragos

Jim Geraghty, a senior political correspondent at National Review, and Michael Brendan Dougherty, a senior writer there, dive into Don Lemon's misogynistic remarks about women in politics, specifically targeting Nikki Haley. They discuss the toxic culture in media and the blowback from Biden's racially insensitive comments. Later, Peter Tragos, a legal expert, provides updates on the Alex Murdaugh trial, examining shocking confessions and jury dynamics. The conversation is both insightful and revealing, tackling tough topics with accuracy and wit.

Peter Tragos, an attorney and host of the 'Lawyer You Know' on YouTube, breaks down the complex Karen Reed case. He explores the chaotic night John O'Keefe disappeared and the disputed narratives presented in court. Tragos dives into the prosecution's crash theory, the defense's claims of planted evidence, and the significant role of internet search timestamps. He also discusses jurors' doubts, biased investigations, and the influence of public figures like 'Turtle Boy,' ultimately questioning the reliability of the evidence surrounding Reed's guilt.

Newt Gingrich, former Speaker of the House and a key figure in Republican politics, discusses the unfolding Hunter Biden investigation, shedding light on the potential biases of the special counsel. He also dives into strategies for GOP success in future elections. Joining him are lawyers Viva Frei and Peter Tragos, who analyze Bryan Kohberger’s alibi in the Idaho murders case, the evidence against him, and high-profile lawsuits involving Lizzo and Leah Remini. The episode is a gripping mix of politics and legal insights.

Victor Davis Hanson, a renowned conservative author and military historian, shares insights on Ron DeSantis' unique Twitter-based presidential announcement and the challenges he faces against Trump. Legal expert Beth Karas and attorney Peter Tragos delve into chilling details surrounding the Bryan Kohberger case, along with contentious debates on gender identity as a trans woman sues a yoga studio. The group also critiques Target's Pride Month backlash, discussing the cultural disconnect and corporate responses that resonate with middle America.

Join legal minds Andrew Branca, a self-defense expert, Ronnie Richter, a lawyer for Murdaugh's victims, and Peter Tragos, a YouTube host, as they dissect the gripping details of the Murdaugh trial, including key evidence that led to his conviction. They analyze the judge's powerful moment and speculate on the defense's appeal. Meanwhile, Jeremy Peters from The New York Times and former First Amendment lawyer George Freeman delve into the complex realm of the Dominion-Fox News lawsuit, discussing media ethics, defamation challenges, and the responsibility of truth in journalism.