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1:40:12Now PlayingMegyn Kelly begins the show addressing the latest indictment of former President Donald Trump, this time related to running a "criminal conspiracy" in Georgia. Then lawyers Dave Aronberg and Mike Davis join the show to talk about the Georgia indictment of Trump and 18 others, the details of the "RICO" case, who Georgia DA Fani Willis is, the comparisons to Jack Smith’s case, whether the trial can happen before the 2024 election, options for appeal and potentially overturning a conviction, and more. And then Comfortably Smug, Josh Holmes, Michael Duncan, and John Ashbrook, host of the Ruthless podcast, join to discuss whether the indictments help or hurt Trump politically, Rachel Maddow's embarrassing interview of Hillary Clinton, what will happen in next week's GOP debate without Trump, the importance of Iowa, what that crazy plane lady cursing about the "not real" person was talking about, people in America who believe in lizard people, how institutions have deservedly lost the trust of Americans, the ways people end up going down rabbit holes due to this lack of trust, and more.
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