LegalEagle

President Trump’s phone call to Brad Raffensperger may have crossed the legal line. What laws did President Trump allegedly break? And does he have a good defense? In this episode, a lawyer explains which federal and state laws are implicated and the possible consequences for those involved.

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President Trump’s recent pardons are unlike any other pardons in the history of the United States. In this episode, a real lawyer explains why the pardons are unjust and what may happen in the future.

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In this holiday special, we take a look at that 1980’s Christmas movie classic, National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation. Is Clark Griswold an amazing family man, or a mob boss in the making?

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When Texas sued Pennsylvania and three other states in the Supreme Court, President Trump called it “the big one.” But this big lawsuit turned out to be a bust. Find out why the case was doomed from the moment it was filed, and what these legal challenges say about the future of democracy.

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As President Trump's time in office winds down, let's look at what the Constitution says about the scope of the pardon power. Self pardons are uncharted territory...because even Richard Nixon wouldn’t do it.  Will Trump?

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A real lawyer reacts to Aaron Sorkin's new movie, The Trial of the Chicago 7, which is now streaming on Netflix. The movie tells the story of 7 people on trial stemming from various charges surrounding the uprising at the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago, Illinois.  Just how accurate is the film to the historical trial?

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We're finally on the other side of a momentous election. While we know the results now, for awhile it was truly touch and go. Along the way there were some truly bad election takes. Let's make fun of some really bad election opinions. Because not all election opinions are created equal!

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The Trump Campaign lawsuits are so hilariously bad, I felt compelled to share the gory details with non-lawyers. This episode breaks down how awful the lawsuits are, why the Trump lawyers are so bad at their jobs, and why these lawsuits keep failing in spectacular fashion.

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Despite losing the election, President Trump says he won’t concede. If push came to shove, would the Secret Service force him out?

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President Trump has filed suit in multiple states seeking to change the outcome of the election. Is there really fraud? Will it work?

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