The show begins with tax attorney Steve Hayes weighing in on the challenges of selecting a jury for the Trump hush money trial, noting that out of 500 prospective jurors, dozens were dismissed for inability to remain impartial.
Then, former CIA Whistleblower and the host of Political Misfits on Radio Sputnik John Kiriakou delved into the legal intricacies surrounding the Abu Ghraib trial, including grueling testimonies from the former detainees.
The second hour starts with journalist and activist Robert Fantina exploring how Israel's war cabinet will respond to the recent Iranian attack, and how this affects relations with the Biden administration.
The show closes with international relations and security analyst Mark Sleboda examining the critical shortages Ukraine is facing in ammunition, troops, and air defense, discussing the strategic implications of these deficiencies and Ukraine's growing frustration and feelings of isolation.
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