In this weekend long form podcast - Glenn talks about whether New York District Attorney Alvin Bragg will be the first person to indict Donald Trump for the crimes he committed there. Then he discusses the special grand jurors investigating interference in Georgia’s 2020 elections who are now speaking out with some indications and clues to what's ahead for Donald Trump and his co-conspirators. Next Glenn's topic of reform looks into the accountability factor of charging a sitting president with a crime while in office. And finally he reads questions from listeners on his career and his family life.

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Donald Trump's former attorney Michael Cohen has testified again before the New York grand jury in the Stormy Daniels hush money case. Glenn discusses how Michael Cohen's testimony would play out if there is a trial. Then he talks about the likely tactics and maneuvers the attorneys might try during the possible trial of Donald Trump.

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Glenn talks about former Vice President Mike Pence criticizing Donald Trump and other Republicans for playing down the January 6th Capitol riot - even though he refused to testify against them. Then he discusses Trump calling for the immediate release of all insurrectionists who have been charged with or convicted of attacking the Capitol on January 6th. Some people say this is against the law.

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Today - Glenn discusses Ivanka Trump who is now claiming she wasn't the person responsible for fraud in the NY civil case against her family and the Trump Organization. Then he chats about the implications of what will happen next after prosecutors in New York invited former president Trump to appear before the grand jury in the Stormy Daniels hush money case. 

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Glenn runs down some of the bigger legal stories of the week starting with possible criminal charges which may be coming for former president Trump after he received an invitation to appear before the grand jury in New York. Then he discusses the role of Kellyanne Conway after she met with Manhattan prosecutors, who are probing Donald Trump's alleged involvement in an illegal, 2016 hush-money payment. Next, he talks about Trump's reaction after reporters asked him what he will do if he is indicted. Glenn then shifts gears and he chats about some ideas on reforming the intake process of the criminal justice system and lists off some of Donald Trump's past crimes that are being overlooked by the DOJ. Then finally he begins his new Q and A segment - answering the big question - "How did you begin working at MSNBC?"

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Glenn talks about his new 2 part documentary on PEACOCK TV called "Who Killed Robert Wone? He is featured in this true crime story because many years ago Glenn investigated, indicted and tried in court the people who attempted to cover up the murder. Then he discusses Fox New Host Tucker Carlson who is being heavily criticized on both sides of the aisle for cherry picking calmer select clips from the January 6th footage while falsely stating it was a peaceful protest.

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Today, Glenn talks about Kellyanne Conway speaking to the Manhattan D.A. in the Stormy Daniels hush money case. Then he discusses Trump's announcement at CPAC that he will stay in the 2024 presidential race if he is charged with a crime.

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In this weekend podcast Glenn runs down the legal recap of the past week. First up - He talks about the DOJ agreeing that Donald Trump can face civil lawsuits over injuries and harm from the January 6th riots. Then he discusses a ruling by the judge in Washington DC who has rejected the special privilege claims of Rep. Scott Perry to look at communications in his cell phone. Next Glenn wonders how yet again - another box of top secret documents have been found in Donald Trump's office at his resort in Florida. And finally he poses a few ideas to help bring about reform in the many police agencies across the country.

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This time Glenn talks about Donald Trump's latest social media rants on special prosecutor Jack Smith. He explains what Trump is really trying to do in the long run. Then he discusses what's next for Pennsylvania congressman Scott Perry - who is trying to keep the contents of his cell phone hidden from the DOJ as a part of their investigation into attempts by Donald Trump to overturn the 2020 election. The judge overseeing the case is not buying Perry's excuses.

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This time Glenn explains that despite news reports to the contrary - Georgia grand juror Emily Kohrs hasn't harmed D.A. Fani Willis' election crimes case against Trump and his associates when she spoke to reporters. Then Glenn discusses how Special Counsel Jack Smith is handling his latest subpoena to former VP Mike Pence in the probes of Donald Trump. He says it tells us many things about what type of prosecutor he will be against Pence and Trump in the upcoming court case.

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