Allen Weisselberg, CFO of the Trump Organization, is indicted for a 15-year tax fraud scheme totaling over $1.7 million. The podcast explores the charges, the viability of selective prosecution defense, and the implications for the Trump Organization. They discuss the high-stakes meeting and potential defense strategies, as well as the possibility of Weisselberg's cooperation leading to further investigations.

Discussions include potential charges against the Trump Organization and its CFO, the decision not to review politicization of the Justice Department, answering listener questions about Trump's role in the insurrection, and explanations of legal terms and concepts like defamation lawsuits and free speech.

The podcast discusses the sentencing of the first Capitol riot defendant and the criteria for determining sentences for others involved. They also explore the government's defense of Donald Trump in a defamation lawsuit and its potential implications. Trump's unsuccessful attempts to stop SNL from mocking him are amusingly analyzed. The podcast covers the legal battles between the Trump Organization and New York City over canceled contracts.

In this podcast, the hosts discuss the Trump administration's pressure on the Department of Justice to investigate election conspiracy theories. They also explore the subpoenas of journalists and lawmakers, Don McGahn's testimony, new indictments and plea deals for Capitol rioters, and the ongoing trial of Michael Avenatti.

The podcast discusses the Department of Justice's decision to represent President Trump in a defamation suit, Giuliani pressuring Ukrainian officials, challenges of serving court papers, and a lawsuit filed by MyPillow founder against Dominion and Smartmatic.