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Andrew Weissmann, a seasoned prosecutor, and Mary McCord, a former acting assistant attorney general, unravel the chaos surrounding Donald Trump’s legal battles. They discuss a crucial delay in the January 6th case and its ripple effects across multiple states. The duo explores the impact of legal decisions on upcoming elections and the challenges faced by prosecutors. Additionally, they examine implications of presidential immunity and the complexities of RICO charges in Georgia, providing insight into the legal landscape shaping American politics.

Legal analysts Andrew Weissmann, known for his high-profile case expertise, and Mary McCord, a national security veteran, dissect Judge Chutkan's swift actions on Trump's election interference case. They discuss the implications of the Supreme Court's immunity ruling on Trump and Jeffrey Clark's defense attempts. The conversation touches on Jenna Ellis' cooperation in the Arizona elector case and listener questions, blending legal insights with contemporary political intrigue.

In this engaging discussion, veteran prosecutor Andrew Weissmann and legal expert Mary McCord dive into the intricate legal landscape surrounding Donald Trump's cases. They analyze the implications of a recent Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity and its effects on ongoing trials. The conversation also touches on Mark Meadows' petition to transfer his case to federal court and the significance of distinguishing between official and personal conduct in these legal battles. Sharpen your legal insights as they untangle these high-stakes issues!

MSNBC legal analysts Andrew Weissmann and Mary McCord discuss President Biden's decision not to run for reelection and its legal ramifications for Trump. They delve into the question of a president pardoning himself and Trump's motion to vacate his New York conviction. The podcast also explores the implications of the Supreme Court's decision on presidential immunity in criminal cases and the use of official acts as evidence.

MSNBC legal analysts Andrew Weissmann and Mary McCord discuss the recent assassination attempt on Trump, the dismissal of his classified documents case, and options for the Special Counsel. They highlight the legal implications, domestic terrorism, national security measures, Judge Cannon's ruling on Jack Smith's appointment, and legal strategies for prosecuting Trump despite court decisions.

Veteran prosecutors Andrew Weissmann and Mary McCord discuss the Supreme Court's ruling on presidential immunity and its impact on ongoing cases against Donald Trump. Topics include legal motions, defense team requests, admissibility of information, timing of decisions, guidance on immunity, and implications on presidential power.

Legal expert Ryan Goodman, along with analysts, discusses the Supreme Court ruling on Capitol rioters and its limited impact on Trump's election interference case. They dive into debates on defining official acts, immunity waivers, and Justice Katanji Brown Jackson's concurring opinion on future cases.

Veteran prosecutors Andrew Weissmann and Mary McCord, along with law professor Trevor Morrison, dissect the recent Supreme Court decision on presidential immunity. They discuss its implications for Trump, the January 6th case, and the presidency's constitutional authority. Dive into the legal intricacies, dissenting opinions, and warnings about executive power and democracy.

Veteran prosecutors discuss delays in Florida documents case, Manhattan D.A. seeks gag order continuation for Trump, scenarios awaiting Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity, exciting live event announcement by MSNBC for Democracy 2024 in Brooklyn

Legal analysts Andrew Weissmann and Mary McCord discuss pending motions affecting Trump's release conditions, including a potential gag order in Florida. They preview a Supreme Court case that could impact Trump's DC case and explore the complexities of search warrant challenges at Mar-a-Lago. The podcast also delves into the implications of gag orders, the lack of consequences in legal proceedings, and obstruction of official proceedings charges related to January 6th events.