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Prosecuting Donald Trump
In this insightful podcast, veteran prosecutors Weissmann and McCord explore the complex legal cases against former President Trump. They meticulously dissect potential charges from the Manhattan D.A., examining the historical implications of an indictment. The duo's vast legal experience and balanced perspective make this a great source of information for a deeper understanding of the ongoing investigations. The conversation engages, and the hosts' chemistry keeps things lively.
Prosecuting Donald Trump is a politics podcast by MSNBC.
Host: Andrew Weissmann and Mary McCord
Country: United States
Episodes count: 122
Average duration: 40'
Frequency: Weekly
Producer: NBC
Country: United States
Episodes count: 122
Average duration: 40'
Frequency: Weekly
Producer: NBC
Episodes
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Andrew Weismann & Mary McCord are incredible. I wish they could add segments to explain the legal explanations when there are particularly significant days such as Trump’s arrest in Atlanta, the strategy of Cheseboro opting for “speedy trial” and its implications for Trump and Meadows. I thoroughly enjoy every minute of the podcast. Thank you.