It's time for the legal edition of the Political Power Hour. Steve is joined by former Milwaukee County Circuit Court Judge Mary Kuhnmuench and Former U.S. Attorney James Santelle. Steve opens the talk and text line for listener questions and James begins by talking about Former U.S. President Donald Trump “Hush Money Case” and the challenges to Trump’s convictions in that case and they all discuss probation.

A question from a listener asks how the “Trump Immunity” decision can apply to Trump when the Hush Money incident happened before Trump became president. James and Mary discuss. Steve also asks our legal experts about cases for immunity.

Steve and his guests discuss Trump’s powers as president and what he can do to political opponents

Steve, James and Mary go over cases revolving Trump that are scheduled next month. They also discuss the question if Trump can vote as a convicted felon; Mary points out that it’s a state's rights issue since a felon can vote in Florida but not in New York or Wisconsin.

Steve asks Mary and James about the legality of the amendments that failed to pass via referenda on Tuesday and ballot drop boxes.

Closing Thoughts: James tells listeners to trust the legal process and not buy into conspiracies. Mary says not to be woeful, and that the election process is intact and to thank those who work elections.