The Nerve with Maureen Callahan
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Nick Reiner's Lawyer Dumps Him, Bryan Kohberger's Family Wants Sympathy, and a Golden Globes Preview
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January 9, 2026
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Maureen Callahan is joined by Nancy Grace, host of Fox One's "Crime Stories with Nancy Grace," to dissect the motive for Nick Reiner's attorney withdrawing hours before Reiner's scheduled arraignment and what this means for the overall case. They also discuss the public defender's apparent inability to handle the media frenzy of a high-profile case and how this may impact certain aspects of the trial going forward. Then Maureen and Nancy shred The New York Times for giving a voice to Bryan Kohberger's family, disgracefully letting them play the victims. Then Maureen is joined by celebrity makeup artist Tim MacKay to launch into The Nerve's latest hate-watch "Emily In Paris," pointing to absurdities in both the wardrobe selections and the weak storylines. They also dish on some of the Golden Globe nominations ahead of the award ceremony this Sunday.
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