Tristan Snell, a lawyer and former New York Attorney General who prosecuted Donald Trump, joins the discussion with insights on Trump's recent performance in polls against Kamala Harris. They delve into the implications of these polling shifts, including his struggles in battleground states. Plus, Snell shares his perspective on the suspense leading up to the upcoming debate and addresses alarming statements from both Trump and Melania. The conversation highlights the challenges Trump faces in maintaining voter loyalty amid his controversial rhetoric.

NPR reporter Ximena Bustillo and former NY Prosecutor Tristan Snell discuss Hope Hicks' emotional testimony in Trump's hush money trial, Judge's contempt ruling, and prosecutors seeking second contempt charge. Insights into campaign chaos, legal strategies, and intense courtroom dynamics unfold in this dramatic episode.

Attorney Tristan Snell, prosecutor of Trump University and Assistant Attorney General for New York State, discusses his upcoming book, 'Taking Down Trump.' They explore Trump's legal cases, including the civil fraud trial and January 6th case. Snell reveals insights into Trump's legal strategies and the challenges of prosecuting a high-profile figure. The conversation provides a critical look at the bizarre reality of a former President facing intense legal scrutiny as the election approaches.