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1:34:29Now PlayingTonight on Weekly Legal Review, criminal defense attorney Calvin Johnson joins Watching the World for a deep legal breakdown of the biggest stories shaping America and global politics.
We examine growing questions surrounding Donald Trump and the Epstein files—what’s been released, what hasn’t, and the legal implications behind the delay. We’ll also analyze the U.S. seizure of a Venezuelan vessel, escalating tensions with Venezuela, and what international law says about these actions.
Plus, an in-depth legal update on Luigi Mangione—what to expect next in federal court, possible motions, and how this case could unfold in the weeks ahead.
We’ll also discuss the media and political firestorm surrounding Candace Owens and Israel, free speech questions, and how these debates intersect with U.S. law and public discourse.
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