THE OFFICIAL MEA CULPA WITH MICHAEL COHEN ARCHIVE

MC TAKES ON  ALAN DERSHOWITZ

RFK JR. LOSES HIS SH!T ON MICHAEL

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Mea Culpa welcomes back, intrepid newsman, Ali Velshi. Host of “Velshi” and seemingly the favorite fill-in host of every other MSNBC Prime Time News Show. Velshi also reported live from the frontlines of the George Floyd protests, he was drenched during Hurricane Ian. And dodged incoming fire from Russian artillery when he fearlessly reported live from the frontlines in Ukraine. A concerned citizen of the world, Velshi seems to be everywhere there is an injustice. He has been a contributor at CNN, Al Jazeera America, and NBC to name a few. He joins us on Mea Culpa in the midst of Donald Trump’s third indictment and arguably the most important as it goes to the heart of this nation’s democratic system.

Adult film star Stormy Daniels discusses her frustration with the media, her experiences with Donald Trump, and ongoing legal challenges. They also talk about digital security, a tense dinner meeting, and uncomfortable experiences with manipulation.

Magician and entertainer, Penn Jillette, reveals controversial tapes of Trump on The Apprentice, discussing his racist views and lack of empathy. They explore the desire for Trump's accountability through prosecution and trials. They compare Trump's lies to magic tricks and discuss their personal experiences with the Trump family on the show. The chapter also touches on gopher combat strategies and the impact of Trump's post-election uncertainty.

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Norm Eisen, CNN Legal Analyst and founder of 'States United Democracy Center', unpacks the repercussions of Mark Meadows' testimony against Donald Trump, including potential evidence and criminal exposure. They also discuss the legitimacy of Tish James' case, Trump's contempt of court, and the dangerous impact of social media. The podcast explores Trump's legal consequences, Giuliani as a potential star witness, and the persistence of Trumpism on state and local levels.

Mea Culpa welcomes the Lincoln Project advisor Stuart Stevens. Regarded as one of the Republican Party’s most talented political gurus—a body of work that includes steering Mitt Romney’s presidential campaign in 2012—Stevens may also be the GOP’s most prominent defector when he abandoned his party as Trump rose to power. He despises the former president in a way that feels strikingly personal. While the Lincoln Project argues that Trump is perverting the Republican Party, Stevens doesn’t think Trump has perverted anything: Trump is the Republican Party, Stevens believes, and the Republican Party is Trump. Stuart believes there is no reclaiming his former party, it must be burned to the ground. Or to use a Vietnam-era metaphor, the Village must be destroyed in order to save it. Reflecting on a four-decade career in American politics, Stevens is convinced that Trump was not an aberrant zigzag. He was fate. “I saw a lot of this stuff, but I just chose to believe that this kind of dark side was the recessive gene, not the dominant one,” he says. “I was wrong.” Stevens joins Mea Culpa to discuss his fabulous new book “The Conspiracy to End America: Five Ways My Old Party Is Driving Our Democracy to Autocracy.” The book is part memoir and part Jeremiad as Stevens unpacks how we are moving towards an autocratic end.