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Veteran prosecutors Andrew Weissmann and Mary McCord discuss the conclusion of Michael Cohen's cross-examination in a trial involving Donald Trump. They analyze courtroom tactics, including redirect examination and defense witness strategies. The podcast delves into legal entanglements, financial maneuvers, and maintaining narrative clarity in cross-examination. Bob Costello's influence and legal dynamics are also explored, along with discussions on legal procedures and trial progression.

Key figures in Cohen's testimony, Andrew Weissmann and Mary McCord discuss his evolving moral compass. They analyze his direct examination, anticipation for the trial's next phase, and handling of inconsistencies. Defense attorney Todd Blanche's intense cross examination is highlighted, setting the stage for the state's challenges in addressing these issues.

MSNBC legal analysts Andrew Weissmann and Mary McCord discuss Michael Cohen's testimony in the New York trial, exploring loyalty to Trump, emotional dynamics, Catch-and-Kill scheme details, witness credibility, and legal complexities like missing witnesses and Speedy Trial Act.

MSNBC legal analysts Andrew Weissmann and Mary McCord discuss Stormy Daniels' testimony, mistrial motions, and postponed trials, focusing on witness credibility, legal complexities, and defense strategies. They analyze the impact of key witnesses, mistrial criteria, and financial scrutiny in high-profile cases involving Donald Trump, offering insights into trial dynamics and upcoming legal proceedings.

Stormy Daniels, Hope Hicks, and Jeff McConney testify in Donald Trump's trial. Focus on exhibits 35 and 36 significance, judge's warning to Trump, and updates on Florida case. Delve into defense strategies, hush money payments, mixed motives, and unraveling deception within the Trump Organization.

Former federal prosecutors Andrew Weissmann and Mary McCord provide insights into the ongoing criminal trial of Donald Trump, discussing courtroom dynamics, witness testimonies, legal strategies, and implications of recorded conversations. They unravel the complexities of intentional false statements, dissect defense tactics, and explore potential legal violations. The podcast offers a rich narrative of the trial proceedings and highlights key details from recent court sessions.

David Pecker, Rhona Graff, and Gary Farro testify about catch and kill scheme, bank executive details emerge. Prosecutors discuss cross-examination tactics and options for Judge Merchan. Grand jury testimony hints at Florida documents case implications.

Legal analysts Andrew Weissmann and Mary McCord discuss the Supreme Court arguments on Donald Trump's immunity claim, implications for democracy, the complexities of defining boundaries between private and official acts, and the legal debates on presidential immunity from civil prosecution. They also explore a case involving fake electors and indictments related to election interference in the 2020 election.

Legal experts debate the implications of Trump's immunity claim before the Supreme Court, exploring the nuances of presidential accountability and immunity. Discussions include defining official acts, prosecutorial power, campaign strategies for 2024, and the balance between immunity and criminal liability. The podcast delves into the legal intricacies of appointment power, executive privilege, distinguishing official vs unofficial acts, and analyzing presidential motives. Overall, the conversation highlights the delicate balance between presidential immunity and accountability under the law.

Former AMI CEO, David Pecker, joins the podcast to discuss opening statements in Donald Trump's trial. Topics include Judge Merchan's rebuke of the defense, upcoming Supreme Court arguments on presidential immunity, and analysis of the trial proceedings. Legal experts break down trial procedures, evidence presentation, and defense strategies, offering insightful perspectives on the high-profile case.