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Acclaimed actors Glenn Close and Robert De Niro read excerpts from the New York criminal case against Donald Trump. Topics include jury selection process, gag order violations, campaign suppression tactics, Hush Money payments, and defense strategies. Insights into trial proceedings, legal implications, and the elaborate scheme to silence damaging stories.

Veteran prosecutors Andrew Weissmann and Mary McCord discuss jury selection in Trump's criminal trial, motions filed against him, and arguments in the Fischer case. They delve into allegations of contempt violations, due process implications, legal challenges, and detailed jury selection processes in high-profile cases, shedding light on obstruction charges and judicial interpretations.

Political commentator Rachel Maddow and former lead prosecutor Andrew Weissmann discuss the first-ever criminal trial of a former president in New York. They delve into the significance of the case, Trump's behavior in court, along with the challenges and dynamics of the legal process. The podcast offers insights into witness testimonies, potential outcomes, and the impact of the trial on Trump's political future.

Immigration expert Aaron Reichlin-Melnick discusses the stark differences in immigration policies under Trump vs. Biden, highlighting the challenges faced by refugees, asylum seekers, and migrants. The conversation delves into the impact of border policies, demographic shifts in migrant populations, and the need for improved support services for newcomers. They also analyze diplomatic strategies, bipartisan efforts in immigration reform, and the complexities of U.S. immigration policies.

Veteran prosecutors Andrew Weissmann and Mary McCord discuss the upcoming New York criminal trial of Donald Trump and tensions in Florida. They cover jury selection, conflicts between Special Counsel and Judge, and the handling of the case. The episode also mentions a defendant sentenced for the Capitol attack and the show's Webby Award nominations.

Veteran prosecutors Andrew Weissmann and Mary McCord discuss the upcoming New York trial against Trump, potential delay tactics from his legal team, and the significance of Judge Merchan's gag order. They also explore bar hearings for lawyers involved in subverting the 2020 election. Exciting news: the podcast has been nominated for a Webby Award!

The podcast discusses Trump's upcoming trial, reduced bond payment in a fraud case, and his appeal on presidential immunity. It explores clashes over document submissions, courtroom drama, financial intricacies in Trump Organization appeals, Mr. Trump's transactional behavior, and delays in his legal battles.

Veteran prosecutors discuss historic indictments against Trump, including Florida classified documents case and Georgia election interference. Excerpts read by renowned actors. Explore false claims, manipulation tactics, and impact on democracy. Delve into mishandling of classified documents at Mar-a-Lago and obstruction charges. Discuss complexities of national security vs civil liberties and protecting privacy in indictments.

Veteran prosecutors discuss the Trump indictments with actors reading the charges. Topics include election interference, New York case, free speech, conspiracy charges, and the significance of indictments.

Legal analysts discuss delays in Trump's cases, judge rulings, bond issues, and insurance troubles. Topics include document delays, Judge Cannon's rulings, Georgia prosecutor resignation, and Trump's legal and financial challenges.