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Glenn Kirschner - he’s an NBC News and MSNBC legal analyst and former Assistant U.S. Attorney at the D.C. U.S Attorney's Office. Now you can join him for Justice Matters. Glenn brings analysis and insight to current legal issues, drawing from his 30 years as a federal prosecutor, homicide prosecutor, and Army JAG. For three decades, Glenn argued to juries and judges, breaking down complex legal issues in clear and relatable ways. Every weekday his podcast brings that same approach to his analysis of today's troubled legal landscape.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Glenn Kirschner connects legal doctrine to institutional conduct through pointed interviews about courts, prosecutors, executive power, and public accountability.
Glenn Kirschner turns legal analysis into a running examination of power, accountability, and the institutions expected to enforce both. The format frequently pairs his prosecutorial questioning with informed guests, giving current controversies enough room for legal mechanisms…
A law clerk gets asked to walk a judge's dog; you ask who can say no.
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A hard-edged look at how pardons can erase real losses for victims and taxpayers.
Glenn Kirschner sits down with former DOJ pardon attorney Liz Oyer to examine Donald Trump's latest pardons, with clemency framed as a power that can wipe out restitution, fines, and forfeiture orders.
A clear look at how state prosecutors can keep a case moving when federal cooperation stops.
Glenn Kirschner and Dave Ehrenberg treat the Minnesota shootings as a test of prosecutorial power. The focus stays on what state lawyers can do if federal authorities refuse to turn over evidence, and the episode keeps the legal mechanics in view without losing sight of the…
A legal-minded look at press freedom that keeps the focus on the stakes, not just the headline.
Glenn Kirschner and Adam Klassfeld treat Don Lemon’s arrest as more than a headline, and that choice gives the discussion its strength. They connect it to press freedom, legal posture, and the larger question of what it means when two judges have already rejected a case and the…
A serious case for rethinking constitutional guardrails before authoritarian power hardens.
Glenn Kirshner and Kim Whaley center the conversation on a pointed question: how can the Constitution be reshaped to better resist fascist power?
A sharp look at how OLC memos can provide legal cover for executive power.
This episode works best when Glenn Kirshner and Asha Rangappa show how Office of Legal Counsel memos can be used to dress executive action in legal language.
A court rebuke becomes a clear lesson in accountability and legal consequence.
Justice Matters treats Lindsay Halligan's resignation as a direct look at how courts try to check abuse of power. Glenn Kirschner and Adam Klasfeld keep the focus on the legal machinery, circling back to what the ruling means, why the judge's language mattered, and how…
Four former federal prosecutors explain how shared experience and principle led them to a new practice focused on holding Donald Trump accountable.
Four former federal prosecutors explain why they walked away from stable work to join a new practice focused on holding Donald Trump accountable.
A plainspoken legal explainer that follows new details in the Rene Good case and shows how medical examiners weigh evidence.
This episode takes the new details around Rene Good's killing in Minneapolis and uses them to walk through how a death gets classified. Glenn Kirschner, speaking as a former federal prosecutor and legal analyst, explains the medical examiner's role and the line between homicide,…
Mike Pesca opens with a monologue, then digs into Supreme Court ethics and Iran policy.
Glenn Kirschner interviews Adam Klassfeld about the arrest of journalist Don Lemon, analyzing it as a vindictive prosecution by Trump's DOJ under the FACE Act and conspiracy statutes.
This episode previews an interview on Justice Matters about the State of the Swamp event in Washington D.C., while promoting related progressive podcasts.
Former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirshner discusses Donald Trump's threat to nationalize elections with Skye Perryman of Democracy Forward, analyzing why this scheme will fail.
This episode discusses a grand jury's refusal to indict six members of Congress despite demands from Donald Trump, analyzing the legal and political implications with a focus on justice and democracy.
Former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirshner discusses how new overseas investigations into the Epstein files may create legal trouble for Donald Trump, drawing on his experience with criminal prosecutions.
This episode discusses a federal judge's criticism of the Trump administration for masking ICE agents and broader judicial condemnations of Trump's alleged lawlessness and unconstitutional actions.
Former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirshner discusses Janine Pirro's failed attempt to indict six members of Congress who were cleared by a grand jury for speaking truth about unlawful military orders.
This episode discusses the DC Bar's disciplinary charges against Trump's pardon attorney Ed Martin and connects it to broader accountability for Trump lawyers.
Former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirshner criticizes the Department of Justice's indecisiveness under Donald Trump and discusses Trump's impulsive foreign policy decisions regarding Iran.
This episode discusses the subpoena of Pam Bondi for mishandling Jeffrey Epstein-related files, featuring legal analysis from former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirshner.
This episode discusses the need for congressional Republicans to show courage by standing up to Donald Trump and supporting the rule of law, featuring an interview with the CEO of Represent Us about their congressional courage campaign.
Former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirshner discusses a class action lawsuit filed by Epstein survivors against Trump's Department of Justice, criticizing it as acting unjustly.
A federal judge rules against the Trump administration for removing a slavery exhibit, with commentary comparing it to Orwellian tactics.
This episode discusses Kristi Noem's referral to the DOJ for criminal investigation and critiques Trump's war strategy by comparing it to historical failures like Vietnam and Afghanistan.
This episode discusses the criminal investigations initiated after the release of the Epstein files, with former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirshner highlighting that Donald Trump's name appears over a million times in the documents according to Representative Jamie Raskin.
This episode discusses Pam Bondi's efforts to undermine ethical standards at the Department of Justice and block state investigations into DOJ misconduct.
Former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirshner and military law expert Dan Maurer analyze Donald Trump's handling of the Middle East war, criticizing it as poorly planned and unconstitutional.
This episode discusses state officials' efforts to protect elections from interference by former President Trump, framed within a progressive legal analysis.
This episode discusses how countries worldwide are investigating Jeffrey Epstein's dealings while the DOJ and Bondi refuse to probe crimes in the Epstein files, featuring legal analysis from former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirshner.
Former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirshner discusses the Justice Department's alleged cover-up in withholding and removing Epstein files related to Donald Trump.
Glenn Kirshner discusses the dangers of Donald Trump's potential war with Iran and domestic threats from Kash Patel's firing of FBI agents, highlighting national security concerns.
This episode discusses federal judges setting contempt hearings for Trump administration officials who repeatedly violate court orders, analyzing the legal implications and potential consequences.
Former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirshner discusses Pam Bondi's efforts to undermine ethical standards at the Department of Justice, framing it as a threat to legal integrity.
Glenn Kirshner reflects on the life and legacy of Robert S.
Former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirshner interviews congressional candidate J.P.
This episode discusses how Michael Flynn received a $1 million taxpayer-funded payout as part of Trump's DOJ actions, framed as an abuse of justice and democracy.
This episode discusses how UK law enforcement officials are demanding unredacted Epstein files for accountability, contrasting with Pam Bondi's refusal to release them to the American public.
This episode discusses the ongoing issue of taxation without representation in Washington, DC, featuring an interview with Kenny Zelezny about her run to become DC's delegate to Congress.
Former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirshner discusses a recent federal court ruling against Donald Trump's appointment of election denier Carrie Lake to dismantle Voice of America, analyzing its implications for democracy and free expression.
Former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirshner discusses a new investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's Zorro Ranch in New Mexico, based on recently released Justice Department files.
Former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirshner and former Palm Beach County State Attorney Dave Ehrenberg discuss the decline and chaotic actions of Trump's Department of Justice, including his impulsive decisions regarding Iran.
Former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirshner analyzes Donald Trump's military actions against Iran, arguing they are illegal and unconstitutional, while sharing his perspective as an Army JAG officer and prosecutor.
Glenn Kirshner discusses the Kilmar Abrego Garcia case with Adam Klarsfeld, criticizing Trump administration actions and linking them to broader foreign policy decisions like the Iran attack.
A judge ruled that Pete Hegseth violated Senator Mark Kelly's First Amendment free speech rights, with legal analyst Glenn Kirshner discussing the implications for the rule of law and Constitution.
Former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirshner criticizes Attorney General Pam Bondi's recent testimony before the House Judiciary Committee as contemptuous and disrespectful toward Congress and Epstein victims.
This episode discusses the Supreme Court's ruling that Donald Trump's tariffs are illegal, featuring analysis from former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirshner.
This episode discusses the firing of ICE director Gregory Bovino and a recent judicial opinion impacting ICE operations in Minneapolis, highlighting grassroots achievements for immigrant rights.
Glenn Kirschner interviews three former federal prosecutors—Tim Heafey, David Harbach, and Thomas Wyndham—about launching their new law firm, Heafey, Smith, Harbach, and Wyndham.
Glenn Kirschner interviews Eliza Schatzman, founder of the Legal Accountability Project, about judicial misconduct and the lack of workplace protections for law clerks.
Glenn Kirschner analyzes new evidence in the officer-involved shooting death of Renee Good, detailing her injuries from a New York Times report and explaining how medical examiner testimony can reveal the nature of a homicide.
Glenn Kirschner interviews former state prosecutor Dave Ehrenberg about how Minnesota authorities can overcome federal obstruction in investigating the officer-involved shooting of Rene Good.
Glenn Kirschner interviews Asha Rangappa about the Department of Justice's use of Office of Legal Counsel memos to provide false legal cover for unlawful actions, such as the Venezuela operation.
Glenn Kirschner analyzes Donald Trump's threat to sue comedian Trevor Noah for defamation over a joke about Trump and Jeffrey Epstein at the Grammys.
Glenn Kirschner analyzes Donald Trump's alleged vindictive prosecution tactics, focusing on U.S.
Glenn Kirschner analyzes the ICE shootings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti, detailing legal violations and federal obstruction.
Glenn Kirschner interviews Adam Klasfeld about the resignation of Lindsay Halligan, a U.S.
Glenn Kirschner analyzes a federal judge's order releasing a five-year-old boy detained by immigration authorities, criticizing the Trump administration's inhumane tactics and constitutional violations.
Glenn Kirschner interviews constitutional scholar Kim Whaley about the need for a constitutional overhaul, citing failures like Trump's abuses, Supreme Court illegitimacy, and Congress's surrender.
Glenn Kirschner interviews former DOJ pardon attorney Liz Oyer about Donald Trump's recent pardons, which they argue celebrate financial fraud and lawlessness.
Glenn Kirschner analyzes four legal developments showing the Trump-era Department of Justice failing ethically and legally, including mass prosecutor departures, dismissed judicial complaints, leadership changes, and redaction errors in Epstein files that risk victim safety.
Glenn Kirschner discusses a federal judge dismissing Donald Trump's lawsuit against the Wall Street Journal, with a brief interlude from the Stephanie Miller Happy Hour podcast.
Glenn Kirschner discusses new polling showing MAGA supporters leaving Trump and critiques a political stunt involving a DoorDash grandma.
Glenn Kirschner discusses Donald Trump's announcement of mass pardons and critiques a political stunt involving a DoorDash grandma.
Glenn Kirschner analyzes Melania Trump's statement on the Epstein files, providing legal and political context.
Former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirschner analyzes current legal issues, focusing on Trump's legal troubles and the Justice Department.
Glenn Kirschner and Ed Fitzgerald discuss the urgency of flipping the House in the midterm elections to pursue accountability for Trump's crimes.
Glenn Kirschner discusses the Epstein Files case with Adam Klasfeld and analyzes a brief filed by disqualified U.S.
Former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirschner discusses the legal implications of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro's court appearance in New York.
Glenn Kirschner discusses the dismissed criminal prosecutions against James Comey and Letitia James and the lack of appeal from the Trump administration.
Glenn Kirschner interviews Adam Klassfeld about recent court hearings in the John Bolton and Abrego Garcia cases.