Harvey Levin and Mark Geragos break down the latest chilling note TMZ received from the person claiming to know who kidnapped and killed Nancy Guthrie, including a demand for one Bitcoin in exchange for a phone allegedly containing video, photos, and the identities of the kidnappers.

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Harvey Levin and Mark Geragos break down the latest developments in the Luigi Mangione case, examining a potential new defense strategy, the legal hurdles facing both sides, and why the path to a verdict may be far more complicated than it appears. The two discuss how the case could play out in court and what the outcome could mean for Mangione’s future.

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Mark Geragos and legal reporter Lauren Conlin break down the explosive verdict and sentencing in the Karmelo Anthony case, where a Texas jury convicted the 19-year-old of murdering Austin Metcalf and sentenced him to 35 years in prison after a nationally watched trial. The hosts examine the self-defense claims, emotional victim impact statements, the jury's rejection of a reduced-sentence argument, and the legal issues already shaping Anthony's appeal. They also discuss the intense public reaction, racial tensions, and fallout surrounding the case. Special guest Court TV anchor Cody Thomas joins the show with firsthand insight from inside the courtroom, sharing what jurors saw, how the verdict unfolded, and what happened in the dramatic moments after sentencing.

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Harvey Levin and Mark Geragos discuss Netflix’s new documentary “The Verdict,” with Geragos reflecting on his experience representing Michael Jackson during the trial, while Harvey shares a never-before-told story about Quincy Jones, Bubbles the chimp, and an unusual overnight stay at Neverland Ranch.

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Harvey Levin and Mark Geragos break down the legal questions raised in Netflix’s The Crash, debating whether Mackenzie Shirilla’s actions amounted to murder or manslaughter. The discussion focuses on intent, the significance of the vehicle’s black-box data, the decision to waive a jury trial, potential appeal strategies, parole implications, and the public perception of Shirilla’s parents, with both frequently taking opposing sides on the key issues.

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On this episode of 2 Angry Men, Harvey Levin and Mark Geragos discuss the Los Angeles mayoral race, Spencer Pratt’s unexpected political momentum, and the growing frustration many Angelenos feel over homelessness, rebuilding delays, bureaucracy, and the decline of Hollywood in LA. The episode also dives into social media politics, online backlash, distancing from MAGA branding in Los Angeles, and whether Spencer’s outsider-style approach could connect with voters looking for change.

Hosts: Harvey Levin, Mark Geragos

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On this episode of 2 Angry Men, Harvey Levin and Mark Geragos dive into the backlash Harvey faced after discussing Spencer Pratt, including criticism for revealing Spencer was staying at a hotel and the antisemitic comments Harvey received following the story. The two also discuss Spencer signing a reality show deal to document his mayoral campaign — and potentially cameras following him into office if he’s elected.

Hosts: Harvey Levin, Mark Geragos

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In a special episode of 2 Angry Men — Harvey Levin and Mark Geragos are joined by Los Angeles Magazine writer Lauren Conlin for a packed conversation. They break down Blake Lively’s legal war with Justin Baldoni and what the settlement really means, then shift gears to the Los Angeles mayoral race — including the candidates, the stakes, and Spencer Pratt’s surprising role in the debate.

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Harvey Levin and Mark Geragos dive into explosive new developments in the D4vd case, where prosecutors are now laying out a deeply disturbing timeline, digital evidence, and alleged premeditation that could create a massive uphill battle for the defense. With claims of a secret relationship beginning when the victim was just 11, DNA evidence, extensive data files, and chilling details about what happened after her death—including alleged efforts to cover it up—the case is quickly becoming less about reasonable doubt and more about how the defense can realistically counter the sheer volume and brutality of the evidence,

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Harvey Levin and Mark Geragos break down the D4VD case, questioning whether prosecutors can actually prove it was a homicide and pointing out how wording like “may” could create serious doubt. They dig into LAPD’s timeline, the delay in charges, and what the defense is likely to attack, while also debating whether the current evidence really connects him to the crime. The conversation also touches on bigger risks—possible overreach by prosecutors, controversial evidence, and strong public bias surrounding the case.

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