May 3, 2024
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40:23Now PlayingHawk kicks off the episode by expressing gratitude to his subscribers and explaining that this episode will be a Q&A session addressing questions from commenters across his recent podcasts. He dives into questions on topics like the limits on contempt fines for Trump violating the gag order, whether jurors will remain anonymous after the trial, and if the judge will eventually jail Trump for contempt during the trial itself.
Hawk also fields questions about the potential impact of Trump's napping during trial, his views on whether Biden can fully serve a second term if elected, and his thoughts on expanding the Supreme Court. He expresses outrage at the recent Supreme Court arguments, particularly around the immunity case, viewing the conservative justices as highly partisan and threatening to democracy.
In the final stretch, Hawk praises a commenter's clever wordplay regarding witness David Pecker's testimony. He gives his take on Robert Mueller's investigation, crediting Mueller's achievements but critiquing his inability to counter Attorney General Barr's deception. Lastly, Hawk lays profound disappointment on Merrick Garland for waiting too long to appoint a special counsel to investigate Trump, causing the cases to now risk extending past the 2024 election.
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