Main Justice

This episode of Maine Justice discusses recent Justice Department actions, including ICE custody of Kilmara Brego Garcia and the FBI search of John Bolton's home and office.

This episode of Maine Justice discusses recent tragic shootings and murders across the U.S., including a campus shooting at Brown University, examining their common themes of hatred and senseless violence.

This episode of Maine Justice examines the legality of military strikes in the Caribbean, focusing on a specific incident where a second strike was ordered to kill survivors, with analysis from legal expert Todd Huntley.

The hosts discuss their process for selecting topics and preview coverage of a Supreme Court emergency docket decision regarding Texas and other under-the-radar legal news.

This episode of Maine Justice analyzes a recent incident where the president allegedly ordered the attorney general to take action against political opponents via a Truth Social post, framing it within legal and political contexts.

Rachel Maddow introduces her new podcast 'Burn Order,' which explores the U.S.

The hosts of Maine Justice welcome listeners, express Thanksgiving gratitude, and tease upcoming legal and political discussions.

This episode introduces a series investigating a radical U.S.

This episode discusses the erosion of impartial justice in politics, highlighted by Attorney General Pam Bondi's rapid response to President Trump's call for criminal investigations against Democrats in the Epstein files.

This episode discusses the Justice Department's $1.25 million settlement with Michael Flynn, Donald Trump's former national security advisor, in the context of political commentary and legal analysis.

This episode of Maine Justice focuses on analyzing the tragic shooting in Minneapolis, Minnesota, covering both the factual events and legal implications, including conflicts between federal and state investigations.

This episode of Maine Justice honors Veterans Day by discussing veterans' continued civic engagement, including their roles in domestic National Guard deployments, international strikes, and support for democratic processes and elections.

MSNBC hosts Mary McCord and Andrew Weissmann discuss their key takeaways from special counsel Jack Smith's public testimony about his investigation.

The hosts celebrate their podcast's three-year anniversary while discussing their transition from government insiders to commentators on legal and political issues like the Mueller investigation, press freedom, and mail-in voting.

This episode discusses the significance of Election Day, including key races in New York, New Jersey, and Virginia, and a California ballot initiative on redistricting, while touching on Donald Trump's political standing.

This preview introduces a new political analysis podcast where hosts Eugene Daniels and Simone Sanders-Townsend discuss how the Trump administration is using cultural tactics to legitimize itself and examine divisions within the Democratic Party through a Texas primary race.

The hosts Andrew Weissman and Mary McCord celebrate St.

This episode of Maine Justice discusses the metaphorical and literal destruction of the White House's East Wing, analyzing its implications in the context of Donald Trump's actions.

The hosts reflect on the first year of Donald Trump's administration, discussing executive orders, controversial policies like the 14th Amendment rewrite, and recent troubling events.

The host discusses personal lifestyle changes during COVID, including making homemade yogurt, granola, and pickles, while touching on broader themes of normalizing militarization.

This episode of Maine Justice discusses recent court rulings and appeals regarding the deployment of National Guard in Portland and Chicago, as well as conflicts between government agencies over the use of tear gas and less lethal munitions by ICE and Customs and Border Patrol.

This episode of Maine Justice discusses the fatal ICE shooting of Renee Good in Minneapolis, the resulting protests and lawsuit, and upcoming analysis of Venezuela and a breaking criminal investigation.

Jen Psaki previews season two of her podcast 'The Blueprint,' featuring interviews with Democratic figures and debates on election impacts, starting with Texas Congressman Greg Kazar.

This episode examines the controversial deployment of National Guard troops to American cities under the Trump administration, discussing constitutional concerns and safety issues regarding military rules of engagement versus domestic law enforcement.

This bonus episode features Mary McCord's testimony at a House Democrats hearing marking the fifth anniversary of the January 6th insurrection, including perspectives from a Capitol Police officer, a DOJ prosecutor, and a rioter who refused Trump's pardon.

This episode of Maine Justice covers the legal implications of the Iran attack, immigration court frustrations, and the DOJ dropping its appeal on executive orders affecting law firms.

This episode discusses political parallels between the January 6th insurrection in the U.S.

This episode of Maine Justice discusses recent positive legal decisions, including a long-awaited Supreme Court opinion on federalism, as a refreshing end-of-year development amid typically difficult news.

Andrew Weissman and Mary McCord celebrate their 150th episode of their MSNBC podcast while discussing the overwhelming workload in criminal justice and national security topics.

This episode of Maine Justice analyzes a recent Supreme Court tariff decision and other significant legal rulings, featuring hosts Andrew Weissman and Mary McCord discussing multiple opinions and ongoing judicial developments.

This episode of Maine Justice discusses Bill Barr's dismissal of Trump's 2020 election fraud claims as 'horse feathers' and analyzes a grand jury's refusal to indict six members of Congress for exercising free speech.

The hosts reflect on the past year under the Trump administration, discussing legal challenges and preparations for ongoing political developments.

This episode discusses recent legal developments in the Epstein case, including court decisions on unsealing grand jury transcripts and Ghislaine Maxwell's Supreme Court petition, along with insights into the Justice Department's actions.

The hosts discuss the James Comey indictment and broader political developments, framing it as another critical 'break glass moment' in ongoing news cycles.

This episode discusses the Charlie Kirk shooting and features a guest with deep knowledge on the topic, following an introduction to MS Now podcast shows.

This episode discusses a recent Fifth Circuit court decision regarding the Alien Enemies Act and its application to removing Trenderagua members, along with other legal topics.

The hosts discuss the Department of Justice's request to the Supreme Court to grant cert in Stephen Bannon's appeal, vacate his conviction for contempt, and dismiss the indictment.

This episode introduces a new podcast called Clock It, where hosts Symone and Eugene analyze the intersection of politics and culture, examining how politicians use media and aesthetics to influence public perception.

The hosts discuss the Department of Justice segment of their Maine Justice podcast, focusing on processing and analyzing current political and legal events, particularly related to Donald Trump's political standing and voter concerns.

This episode discusses the criminal trial of former Brazilian President Bolsonaro for insurrection and coup attempts after losing an election, along with U.S.

This episode of Maine Justice covers recent Department of Justice decisions, including the reversal on dismissing appeals related to the president's executive order blacklisting law firms.

This episode discusses how political figures use 'alternative facts' and lies to control information and undermine public understanding of government actions.

This episode of Maine Justice features hosts Andrew Weissman and Mary discussing Department of Justice insights and big-picture political issues amidst ongoing news coverage.

This episode promotes MS Now podcast shows and transitions into a personal reflection on morning anxiety and sleep issues.

Andrew Weissmann and Mary McCord discuss parallels between Hungary's Orban regime and current U.S.

Andrew Weissmann and Mary McCord discuss the firing of Pam Bondi and the acting replacement at the DOJ, analyzing the implications for the Trump administration.

A promotional segment for MSNBC Premium subscription service, featuring Rachel Maddow and other hosts, before the main legal analysis episode.

Jen Psaki introduces season two of The Blueprint, a podcast about the future of the Democratic Party and how it can win elections.

Andrew Weissmann and Mary McCord introduce their podcast Main Justice, focusing on legal analysis of Trump's Department of Justice while discussing their dedication to producing the show despite travel challenges and acknowledging their team's efforts.

Andrew Weissmann and Mary McCord analyze a judicial order from Los Angeles that condemns ICE for violating Fourth Amendment rights by stopping people based on race and language.

Andrew Weissmann and Mary McCord reflect on July 4th, discussing bipartisan concerns about the rule of law and patriotism amid political divisions, then transition to analyzing legal issues within Trump's Department of Justice.

Andrew Weissmann and Mary McCord discuss legal and policy implications of the strike on Iran and other DOJ-related news.

This episode promotes a town hall with state attorneys general resisting the Trump agenda and discusses legal strategies to uphold the rule of law.

Jen Psaki discusses how Democrats can regain political power after Trump's victory.

The episode covers Donald Trump's inauguration as the 47th president and previews the implications of his second term.

Andrew Weissmann and Mary McCord discuss the latest legal developments in the Trump administration and preview their upcoming coverage in 2025.

Andrew Weissmann and Mary McCord analyze the inner workings of Trump's Department of Justice and its impact on democracy.