Topic: Attorney Client Privilege

The hosts discuss Judge Aileen Cannon's role in the Trump case and the media's scrutiny of her previous "special master" ruling. They identify potential legal vulnerabilities in the prosecution, including the validity of the original search warrant and the piercing of attorney-client privilege for one of Trump's lawyers. John Bolton reappears in a clip arguing that an innocent person would want a trial as soon as possible.

Kash Patel explains the legal defense for Donald Trump, asserting that the Presidential Records Act allows a departing president to designate documents as personal property, which then supersedes prior espionage laws. Patel also critiques the court's decision to pierce attorney-client privilege using the "crime-fraud exception."

Michael Cohen claims that Donald Trump had advance knowledge of the 2016 Trump Tower meeting with Russian operatives. Trump's legal team, led by Rudy Giuliani, has accused Cohen of violating attorney-client privilege and warned that he faces disbarment. The breakdown in their relationship comes as Special Counsel Robert Mueller continues his investigation into potential collusion.

Legal analyst Alan Dershowitz criticizes the FBI raid on Michael Cohen's office, arguing it violates the Fourth and Sixth Amendments. He expresses disappointment in the ACLU for supporting the government action. Dershowitz explains the legal dilemma Trump faces regarding whether Cohen was acting as his attorney for specific transactions.