Monthly episodes discussing this topic, 2023-03 to 2026-06.
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Ben Meiselas believes that Donald Trump's lawsuit regarding the IRS data breach is a frivolous, collusive effort to force taxpayers to fund his political allies.
“It's one of the most frivolous cases ever filed, if not the most frivolous case ever filed. It's time-barred. The government has all of these immunities. Yet, Donald Trump is trying to do the settlement with himself. Trump as a private plaintiff suing Donald Trump's government, but forcing the taxpa”
MeidasTouch · May 2026 · 8 episodes · 2.5M views on this topicThe evidence of Trump attempting to influence election results in Georgia is substantial and difficult to defend against.
“it's hard to get around a phone call where you're like hey can you rig this election for me literally like hey can you just add votes out of the nether for me”
H3 Podcast · Aug 2023 · 3 episodes · 2.2M views on this topicThe Department of Justice and the legal team under Donald Trump have engaged in bad-faith conduct and deceptive practices that have eroded the credibility and legitimacy of the institution.
“This is what happens when you undermine the credibility, the legitimacy of the Department of Justice and you make it a weapon for the executive branch that's not independent.”
MeidasTouch · Jun 2026 · 10 episodes · 2.2M views on this topicAllison Gill views Trump's past lawsuits as frivolous and expects high courts to reject them.
“Trump tried to revive his previously dismissed lawsuit against Hillary Clinton and a zillion other people. It was dozens of other defendants, including the DNC, Debbie Werman Schultz, Jim Comey, Andy McCabe. There were a ton of people plus 10 doese's, right? Jane or John Doe's. But after a really em”
MeidasTouch · Nov 2025 · 1 episode · 741K views on this topicThe criminal conviction of Donald Trump in New York was a politically motivated abuse of the justice system rather than a legitimate legal outcome.
“I think everybody's stomach sank who actually takes the justice system seriously the entire case was obviously a put up job the coordination between the prosecution and the judge in this particular case in order to craft a set of charges that are pretty much the turducken of criminal charges”
Piers Morgan Uncensored · Jun 2024 · 1 episode · 714K views on this topicThe final reports on Trump's criminal conduct should be made public to preserve the historical record and evidence before it can be suppressed.
“one of the first things they do is try to erase all the evidence of the crimes they committed to get into power and so you can imagine what's going to happen to the evidence with Pam Bondi and cash Patel to the reports or they'll put out something else that will be dishonest”
Pod Save America · Jan 2025 · 3 episodes · 668K views on this topicDonald Trump's public comments about his legal cases are damaging to his defense.
“he's saying I wasn't taking that advice then Andrew Weissman friend of the show so then on top of that he says also during the interview basically something like at 10 pm I said stop counting the votes and that's that's a No-No”
Pod Save America · Sep 2023 · 3 episodes · 579K views on this topicThe incoming president should be held accountable for his criminal convictions through sentencing, even if it is simply through fines or community service rather than prison.
“He should be sentenced because he committed these crimes and he was convicted by a jury of his peers and so whatever that sentence is I think it's absurd that there might just sort of give him no punishment at all just because he won an election”
Pod Save America · Jan 2025 · 2 episodes · 447K views on this topicPositions are extracted from transcripts by a model and may misattribute who said what. Every quote links to the episode it came from.
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