Topic: Donald Davis

Legal analyst Mike Davis criticized Attorney General Merrick Garland's appointment of Jack Smith as Special Counsel to investigate Donald Trump. Davis argued that Smith has a history of "railroading" Republicans, citing the overturned conviction of Bob McDonnell and Smith's ties to the Lois Lerner IRS scandal. The discussion highlighted the perceived double standard in the DOJ's refusal to appoint a special counsel for the Hunter Biden laptop investigation.

Lanny Davis, attorney for Michael Cohen, made a verbal slip during a televised interview, accidentally referring to Donald Trump as "President Truth" while attempting to criticize him. This moment was highlighted alongside CNN's immediate distancing from the BuzzFeed report once the Special Counsel's office issued its correction. The segment mocks the rapid shift in media tone following the debunking of the "bombshell" story.

Michael Eric Dyson delivered a fiery speech at Aretha Franklin's funeral that included sharp criticisms of Donald Trump and a perceived slight toward Barack Obama. Dyson used alliterative insults to describe the President, calling him a "lugubrious leech" and a "doppelganger of deceit." The oration emphasized Franklin's activism for figures like Angela Davis and her deep roots in the black community of Detroit.

Lanny Davis, attorney for Michael Cohen, appeared on various news programs to claim that President Trump directed Cohen to commit a crime. The hosts analyze Davis's performance on the CBS Morning Show, noting his failure to provide concrete evidence beyond his own assertions. They suggest the media is disappointed that Cohen did not have "smoking gun" information regarding Russian collusion.

The release of a secret recording made by Michael Cohen shows him discussing a payment to buy the rights to Karen McDougal's story about an alleged affair with Donald Trump. The "catch and kill" strategy involved David Pecker of American Media Inc. The hosts argue the media is overhyping the legal significance of the tapes regarding campaign finance laws.

Paul Schneider and Donald Davis join the 976 Club and the Roundtable. Ben Hink requests a Kellyanne Conway jingle, leading to a long-form play of the "Jungle Fever" remix. The hosts discuss Conway's famous "money shot" photo on the Oval Office sofa and the various "isos" (isolated audio clips) used in the production.

A theory is presented that Donald Trump is being used as a "smokescreen" to distract from potential evidence regarding President Obama's true paternity. The discussion explores the possibility that Frank Marshall Davis, a radical poet and journalist in Hawaii, was Obama's biological father. The hosts suggest that the birth certificate controversy may actually be a cover-up for this relationship rather than the president's place of birth.