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Ray Takeyh, a leading expert on Iran, discusses the escalating military attacks between Iran and Israel, the United States' role in the region, and the implications of potential wider war. Topics include recent airstrikes, historical dynamics, and President Biden's handling of the Middle East situation.

Legal analyst Rikki Klieman joins to discuss the start of Trump's trial, covering jury selection, trial analysis, and defense strategies. They explore Michael Cohen's testimony, defense tactics, and challenges of retrying cases. Plus, a humorous look at the struggles of young adults in the housing market.

Former U.S. Attorneys Preet Bharara and Joyce Vance discuss the challenges of selecting a jury for Trump's hush money trial, the first criminal trial of a former president. They dive into the intricacies of the jury selection process, emphasizing the importance of upholding privacy and objectivity in the criminal justice system, and explore the art of jury selection to ensure a fair trial.

Mimi Rocah, Westchester County DA and former federal prosecutor, discusses the art of jury selection in high-profile cases like Donald Trump's. Topics include the jury selection process, importance of fair jurors, Batson rule, challenges in high-profile trials, and the defendant-friendly legal system in New York.

Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Doris Kearns Goodwin discusses her new book on the 1960s through personal and political history, drawing parallels to current events. The podcast covers topics like Trump's potential conviction, legal maneuvers in the Manhattan DA case, the power of political speeches, and the complex relationships of key figures in American politics.

Chief financial correspondent for Axios, Felix Salmon, discusses the stock market debut of Trump Media, meme stocks, Trump's net worth, and his lawsuits in a lively conversation with Preet.

Evan Osnos, expert on Joe Biden, discusses Biden's 2024 campaign, engaging young voters, and marketing economic wins. Will Fulton County DA play a major role in the Trump case? Exploring legal concept of standing in court cases and analyzing Biden's presidency impact. Reflecting on economic performance, political messaging, and challenges in communication. Analyzing influence of Trump voters on Biden's strategy and navigating divergent narratives in politics.

Legal analysts Preet Bharara and Joyce Vance discuss the gag order on Trump in the hush money case, expanding to cover judge's family. They also talk about Fulton County DA's involvement in Trump's election case, Supreme Court abortion drug hearing, and Robert Hur's congressional testimony.

Law professor Mary Ziegler joins Preet to discuss a court ruling on parental consent for minors seeking contraception in Texas. They analyze the clash between federal and state laws, the future of contraception rights, and the upcoming Supreme Court ruling on mifepristone access for abortions.

Fareed Zakaria discusses global political fractures mirroring historical revolutions, the potential removal of Judge Cannon, and the Manhattan DA's case against Trump. Preet explores the relationship between AI and democracy. They delve into the complexities of AI democratization, income equality risks, and aligning AI with democratic values. Zakaria reflects on past and present revolutions worldwide, guiding the conversation towards identifying ongoing revolutions in real-time.