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Trump's legal troubles and recent events involving Sidney Powell and Kenneth Chesborough are discussed. The chapter delves into the process of cooperation in federal criminal cases, potential consequences for Trump's actions, and the arguments against presidential immunity. The credibility challenges faced by the defendant and the upcoming episode preview are also mentioned.

A federal judge imposed restrictions on what Trump can say in his D.C. election interference trial. Updates on the upcoming trial and the importance of avoiding violent language. An update on the ongoing trial in Georgia and speculation on upcoming rulings. Discussion on pending motions, length of trial, and difficulties in finding jurors. The emphasis on conspiracy in the trial and the potential impact of presenting evidence. Challenges of imposing gag orders in federal cases and updates on the Chesbrough Powell case.

New reporting alleges Trump disclosed sensitive nuclear information at Mar-a-Lago. Will this be brought into the case? Discussion on Trump's claim of presidential immunity and potential Supreme Court impact. Analyzing the president's powers in ongoing cases, including Mar-a-Lago and New York-Hush-Muddy payments. Podcast concludes with gratitude to listeners and promotion of next episode on unconditional cash transfers.

Andrew Weissmann, Mary McCord, and Trevor Morrison discuss topics including damages in the case against Donald Trump, dangers of his inflammatory statements towards court staff, analysis of removal petitions in Georgia, the Department of Justice's stance on indicting sitting presidents, and legal proceedings against Trump.

This podcast explores the civil fraud trial against Donald Trump that threatens his business empire. Topics covered include Trump's attacks on the NY attorney general and judge, his strong identity and use of misleading information, the ongoing trial and potential for Trump to testify, his disruptive behavior in court, and the latest developments in the District of Columbia criminal case.

Debate guru Ron Klain discusses the winners and losers of the 2nd GOP debate, the chaos within the Republican party, strategies for winning in 2024, unclear debate strategies of Republican candidates, and the indictment of a Democratic senator.

Legal experts Andrew Weissmann and Mary McCord join Chris Hayes to discuss the latest on the cases against Donald Trump, including predictions about his potential convictions before Election Day 2024. They delve into disparities in criminal and civil law, the role of the Attorney General and independence within the Department of Justice, presidential immunity, possible tactics for resolving the Trump prosecution, conspiracy charges in the context of the January 6th riot, and the defense strategy of claiming delusion.

The podcast discusses the connection between Trump's rhetoric and political violence. It explores his opposition to the government's motion, intentional nature of the events on January 6th, and his association with hatred in relation to a gun store visit.

MSNBC legal analysts Andrew Weissmann and Mary McCord discuss the latest updates on indictments against Donald Trump. They delve into the topics of recusal, removal, and restrictions on extrajudicial statements. They also explore the implications of making statements outside of court and highlight the importance of judicial integrity. The podcast also touches on the undermining of faith in government institutions and the fungibility of assistant attorney generals.

Nicolle Wallace interviews Andrew Weissmann and Mary McCord live at the 92nd Street Y in NYC, discussing legal developments in Trumpworld, challenges of investigating Russian interference, Mike Flynn's conversations with the Russian ambassador, FBI Director's independence, potential outcomes of cases against Trump, and the possibility of prosecuting him for mishandling classified documents and obstruction of justice.