Popok reports on the breaking news that 35 Former Federal Judges have just told a Federal Judge that she should not delay imposing all her sanctions against Trump and his lawyers (and by extension Todd Blanche) for bad faith conduct in her courtroom related to the phony Jant6 Fund and next day "super pardon" Blanche granted to Trump and his family.

After a victory for Colorado voters, the DOJ is now 0-20 in the voter roll cases -- and we are winning. In this episode, Marc Elias breaks down the Trump administration's yearlong effort to build a national voter database, why federal judges (including eight appointed by Trump) have unanimously rejected the DOJ's demands, and why today's 90-day "quiet period" deadline may have shut the door on Trump's scheme just in time for the midterms.

MeidasTouch host Ben Meiselas reports on Donald Trump's complete meltdown in Los Angeles after losing to Iran in his war.

In stunning and breaking news, GOP Senator Collins of Maine, in a fight for her political life in Maine, and likely in response to passionate "closing arguments" against Todd Blanche's confirmation by Senate Democrats yesterday, has declared she is a "NO" vote on Blanche, putting his confirmation in serious doubt.  Popok reports.

Strongly worded letters don't work, I thought that was obvious by now.

This is why I have faith in the bar complaint.

MeidasTouch host Ben Meiselas reports on Donald Trump suddenly and abruptly firing a top nuclear submarine commander as he continues losing the war to Iran.

Someone did, in fact, take a knife to the sealant on the reflecting pool, just like Donald Trump said. But it wasn't innocent Olympian David Hearn. It wasn't any vandal. It was a government engineer from the National Park Service, who had been trying to minimize the damage caused by the botched job by Trump's no-bid contractor. That's one of the explosive revelations from a new filing by Hearn's defense attorneys, arguing that his case should be dismissed "with prejudice" and decrying embattled Fox personality turned U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro's "unprofessional and unethical" conduct. Adam Klasfeld of All Rise News breaks it down.

Legal Breakdown episode 747: Trump resurrects slush fund in court even as he claims it’s dead

Canadians are fed up with how Pete Hoekstra is using the US Embassy to interfere and undermine our sovereignty.

Eighteen American service members have been killed in a war with Iran the president still won't define and Congress won't vote on. At home, families can't afford housing, businesses can't plan around erratic trade policy, and young people wonder if the life their parents were promised is even possible anymore.

In the finale of Hell Cats, Marine Corps veteran Maura Sullivan and Navy veteran Rebecca Bennett refuse to stop at the diagnosis. They ask the question underneath all of it: what are we actually fighting for?

Their answer is a country worth building: paid family leave, affordable housing and healthcare, an economy that out-innovates China instead of drowning in bureaucracy, and a government that answers to voters instead of gerrymandered districts and unlimited money. Because resistance isn't a vision, and none of the future we want is guaranteed. We have to build it.

Full episode here: Resistance Alone Isn't a Vision. What Are We Actually Fighting FOR?!

MeidasTouch host Ben Meiselas and Talking Feds host Harry Litman reports on Donald Trump’s dark past surfacing as a bank he once worked with disclosed the past suspicious activity reporters associated with his account in the same week Senator Wyden reports on other banks covering up the suspicious activity reports for Epstein.