Pierre Thomas

Catherine Falders, ABC News Washington managing editor, analyzes the grand jury's surprising decision not to indict NY AG Letitia James and the implications for the Justice Department. Pierre Thomas presents breaking news on the arrest linked to January 6 pipe bombs, detailing the investigative steps that led to it. Joy Piazza discusses the Eurovision controversy, highlighting the countries boycotting over Israel's participation. Lastly, Christiane Cordero previews the upcoming World Cup draw, sharing insights on new tournament formats and debut teams.

Pierre Thomas, ABC News Chief Justice Correspondent, discusses the recent pressures that led President Trump to sign the Epstein measure, reversing his earlier opposition. He explains the Justice Department's challenges in balancing transparency with victim privacy regarding Epstein-related investigations. Eric Katursky, ABC's chief investigative correspondent, reveals a shocking procedural issue in the indictment against James Comey, where the grand jury never reviewed the final indictment. They explore the legal implications and potential outcomes of this significant case.

Pierre Thomas, Senior National Correspondent for ABC News, shares insights on critical issues, including footage showing federal agents pursuing a U.S. citizen during immigration operations. He discusses the chilling details surrounding a pipe bomb suspect’s alleged motives linked to the 2020 election. The podcast also covers a tragic shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson and haunting 911 calls from the deadly Fourth of July floods in Texas, highlighting the urgent need for improved emergency responses.