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This week: Judge Engoron orders Trump to disgorge $355 million as a result of the NYAG civil fraud trial; more problems with House Republican witnesses in the Biden impeachment inquiry; new evidence in the Matt Gaetz House Ethics Committee investigation; testimony from Fulton County DA Fani Willis and her father in the recusal hearing kicked off by conflict of interest allegations from Mike Roman in the racketeering case in Georgia; Judge Merchan denies all of Trump’s motions to dismiss the hush money case and sets the trial for March 25th in Manhattan;  and more.

This week: news from the NYAG civil fraud trial;  Trump has filed a response to Fani Willis’ rebuttal of Mike Roman’s motion in Fulton County; Pete Navarro will be going to prison for contempt of Congress; Jeffrey Clark's disciplinary proceedings will continue after a request for a stay is denied; a dangerous plot unravels at the border; and more.

This week, we have updates on the Fulton County DA’s RICO case against Trump and others; new filings in the Hunter Biden case; the Supreme Court is hearing arguments on Thursday regarding Trump’s disqualification under Section 3 of the 14th Amendment; potential Rule 11 sanctions against Alina Habba for a motion that she filed after the damages award in the E. Jean Carroll trial; plus Ben Meiselas joins to talk about what may be delaying Judge Engoron’s ruling in NYAG’s civil fraud trial; and more.

This week, updates on the NYAG civil fraud trial (which could have a verdict out by the time this episode airs); updates from Fulton County; news about Pete Navarro’s criminal contempt case; the impeachments of Mayorkas and Biden; plus news about Rudy; Matt Geatz, and more.                                  

This week, we have more information on the allegations of a conflict of interest made by defendant Mike Roman against Fani Willis. We check in on Alina Habba in the E. Jean Carroll defamation case. Plus, more bungling from the House when it comes to Hunter Biden.

We have updates in the Fulton County case including the recent motion to dismiss from Mike Roman; updates in the NY Attorney General civil fraud case; an interview with an attorney on the team representing Moss and Freeman against Rudy Giuliani; plus more shenanigans from the House.

In this episode; Letitia James wants additional penalties for Trump, his two adult sons, ​Weisselberg, ​and ​McConney over their fraud; the Second Circuit Court of Appeals denies Trump's motion to stay his E. Jean Carroll trial pending immunity appeal; Judge Kaplan bars Donald Trump from arguing he didn't rape E. Jean Carroll; Mark Meadows wants the federal appeals court to rehear decision rejecting Georgia move; Trump is trying his immunity argument in Georgia; and more!

This episode; we have updates on the states trying to keep Trump off the ballot based on the  14th Amendment; Trump’s failed motions to stop the E. Jean Carroll from going forward; Congressional shenanigans; plus Project Veritas might be very screwed.

This episode: we have updates on the E. Jean Carroll case, the NYAG civil fraud case, and Rudy Giuliani. In Georgia, Jeffrey Clark and Mark Meadows are dealt both dealt losses. Trevian Kutti’s attorneys fire her. Plus, there’s a new “perfect” phone call where Donald Trump and Ronna McDaniel tried to convince Michigan canvassers not to verify the 2020 results.

This episode: Hunter Biden moves to dismiss; House Republicans approve a fishing expedition– impeachment inquiry into President Biden; Rudy is hit with a nearly $150 million judgment for defaming Ruby Freeman and Shaye Moss; plus updates on the NYAG’s $250M civil fraud suit; the E. Jean Carroll defamation case, and a preliminary exam of six of the indicted fraudulent electors in Michigan.

This episode: In New York; Eric and Donald Trump back out of testifying in the NYAG civil fraud trial and Judge Engoron’s gag order is reinstated. We have updates in the Fulton County case, including a potential witness list of nearly 200 people. Plus, the latest on Rudy’s defamation trial; the case to keep Trump off the ballot in Colorado; and Kenneth Chesebro’s cross-country cooperation tour. Olivia Troye joins in to talk about testifying to the Weaponization Committee.   

This episode: Trump’s New York gag orders have been reinstated; closing arguments for the NY civil fraud trial have been set for January 11th; Barbara Jones– monitor assigned to the Trump Organization– has an update for the court that includes Trump withdrawing tens of millions of dollars, some of which went to *drumroll* pay income taxes. In Fulton County, Trump is trying to get his case thrown out on 1st Amendment grounds; Meadows; Rudy, and Trump will not be offered any plea deals; Trevian Kutti may have engaged in some witness intimidation. Plus, Keneth Chesebro is cooperating in Nevada and a date for a jury trial has been set in the Rudy defamation case.