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The guest, Mark Chiusano, discusses George Santos's lifetime of lies and his ascension to power, shedding light on our political system. They explore Santos's fabrications, his imitation of Donald Trump, and the difficulty of detecting lies. The speakers delve into the psychology behind lying, raising questions about the vetting process for political candidates.

ABC News Chief Washington Correspondent, Jonathan Karl, joins Preet to discuss his book on Donald Trump's resurgence in the Republican Party. Topics include Trump's influence on the GOP, his Georgia trial, and the denial of his motion to dismiss charges. They also explore the possibility of Trump returning to the presidency and the potential challengers in the 2024 GOP field.

Excerpt from the CAFE Insider podcast discusses Trump's immunity defenses, with a breakdown of the ruling denying immunity from civil liability. Also, explores the rejection of Trump's motion to dismiss criminal charges and the argument for dismissal of charges in Georgia. Analyzes distinction between campaign activity and official actions and court reliance on Trump's filings. Examines recent court rulings on presidential immunity and implications for future cases.

John Carlin, top DOJ official in both the Obama and Trump administrations, joins Preet to discuss a recent assassination plot on US soil involving an Indian national and the implications for US-India relations. They also explore the strength of the case, potential trial challenges, ongoing investigations, and the possibility of armed conflict between countries.

Kara Swisher discusses the chaos at OpenAI and its implications for AI. They explore disbarment of Supreme Court justices and consultation among federal judges. The podcast delves into the origins and evolution of OpenAI, power dynamics within the company, and leadership in the tech industry. They also discuss the factors of success for tech company founders, the dangers of charisma, and the future of technology and AI. The speakers stress the importance of accountability in the tech industry.

Preet Bharara and Joyce Vance discuss the 8th Circuit Court of Appeals ruling on the Voting Rights Act and developments in Donald Trump's Georgia prosecution, including a hearing on his motions to dismiss.

Adam Liptak, New York Times Supreme Court Correspondent, joins to discuss whether former President Trump's federal criminal trial should be televised. The episode explores the controversy surrounding the ban on broadcasting federal criminal proceedings, the impact of cameras on transparency and safety, and the irony of opposing cameras in the January 6th case. They also evaluate the potential impact of cameras in the Trump trial and the public's ability to evaluate his behavior.

Former federal prosecutors Preet Bharara and Joyce Vance discuss the oral arguments in Trump's challenge to a gag order. They also touch on the protective order in Trump's Georgia case, subpoenas in Hunter Biden's cases, and the House Ethics Committee report on Representative George Santos.

Prominent defense attorney Barry Berke joins Preet to discuss the lack of transparency in the US criminal justice system when it comes to notifying individuals that a case against them has been closed. They highlight the impact of this uncertainty on people's lives and businesses. They also discuss the challenges faced by prosecutors when there is not enough evidence to bring a charge and the concern of how it could be perceived as proof of innocence.

Fareed Zakaria discusses Israel-Hamas War, US role in the Middle East, state of play in Ukraine, and politics of the Southern border. They debate the legacy of the Khashoggi incident on Saudi Arabia's foreign policy and question the feasibility of eliminating a fighting group. They also explore geopolitical challenges in a changing world order and share a moving story about justice being done in Ukraine.