THE OFFICIAL MEA CULPA WITH MICHAEL COHEN ARCHIVE

Grant Stern, Executive Editor of Occupy Democrats, discusses his bombshell report on fake electors and the impact of the Enrique Tario sentencing. The podcast also covers intense rivalry for Trump's endorsement, flipping on Trump, conviction of Proud Boys leader, lawyer involvement in Michigan scandal, prosecutorial misconduct, short-term wins, Southern Strategy, and Elon Musk's criticism.

Lev Parnas, a Soviet-born businessman involved in pressuring Ukraine to investigate Trump's political rivals, speaks out. Topics discussed include Trump's deposition, Rudy Giuliani's accountability and financial troubles, loyalty between Parnas and Giuliani, potential legal consequences for the former president, and the impact of Trump's actions and ongoing investigations.

Legendary politician turned political analyst Michael Steele discusses the legal thicket surrounding Trump's criminal trials and provides color commentary on the GOP Debate. They explore Rudy Giuliani's legal troubles and the potential financial ruin he faces. The speakers question the special privileges given to Trump and the allocation of funds to protect him. They also discuss the significance of Trump's mugshot, controversy over its release, and the differential treatment of criminal defendants. Lastly, they express hope for a long legal battle and justice for Giuliani and Trump.

Norm Eisen, former Obama Ethics Czar, joins the podcast to unpack Mark Meadows' shocking trial strategy of moving the case to federal court. They discuss conflicts in scheduling, frustrations with lack of investigation, and the need for full acknowledgment. The episode also explores the potential for individuals to flip and cooperate with the prosecution.

Ali Velshi, a newsman known for his coverage of social justice issues, joins the podcast to discuss the arrest of Donald Trump, the state of the Republican Party, the intersection of religion and politics, the impact of Trump's federal judge appointments, the confusion surrounding climate change discussions, the shift in political ideologies, the importance of personal engagement with legal documents, and the fight for democracy through journalism.

Mea Culpa welcomes the opposite of the narcissistic garbage that surrendered to authorities today. General Mark Hertling. He joins us today to give us a real and frank assessment of the state of both Russian and Ukrainian forces as war begins to tip in Ukraine's favor. In addition, he is an outspoken critic of former president Trump and the MAGA agenda. Hertling spent 37 years in the Armed Forces. During his time as a U.S. soldier, he served in Armor, Cavalry, planning, operations, and training positions. He commanded every organization from Platoon to Field Army. Most notably, Hertling commanded the U.S. Army’s 1st Armored Division in Iraq during the troop surge of 2007 to 2008 and retired as Commanding General of the US Army Europe. His knowledge of the complex alliances between European nations and the fragility of the NATO experiment gives him a rare insight into how this war is being fought as well as what the face of true leadership looks like. 

Everything you need to know about the indictment. 8-23-23.

Discussion on the charges against Donald Trump in Georgia, false personal attacks, frustration over bail amounts. Potential implications of the case, exclusion from presidential pardon. Speculation on Donald's fate and concerns about placing him in prison. Dangers of a certain individual and importance of voting for independence.

Norm Eisen, an attorney and author who has served in various government roles, joins to discuss how co-conspirators in Trump's orbit will face legal justice. Topics include feasibility of a speedy trial, broadcasting Fannie Willis cases, status of co-conspirators, attack on democracy, two-tier system of justice, and predictions for Trump's future including prison.

Former prosecutor Harry Litman joins the podcast to discuss the pros and cons of televising the Trump trials, the challenges of trial transparency and witness protection, the implications of a presidential win on the Georgia indictment, the Alvin Briggs case and its implications, Putin's tactics and the fragility of democracy, and the potential consequences of Trump's actions, including possible jail time.