Legal AF by MeidasTouch
@legalafbymeidastouch · Podcast
Latest segments
- Kansas Senate poll, 2026-10-30
Plays Trump clip against new Kansas polling
Plays a clip of Trump mocking a reporter and explaining he is skipping Kansas for Florida, then sets it against new Kansas polling that puts Adam Hamilton ahead of Roger Marshall 49 to 45. - California voter citizenship suit, 2026-10-29
Details LA County's spot check of 200 names
Walks through the DOJ suit against California's secretary of state and Judge Carter's three-hour hearing: the unreliable federal databases, LA County's 200-name spot check finding US-born and never-voting voters, and Carter's push for a special master and an order the next day. - Comey's third indictment, 2026-10-29
Argues the filing cannot toll the limitations period
Walks through the third Comey prosecution: a one-page criminal information filed the day the ten-year clock ran, signed by the DOJ's number two and three rather than line prosecutors, and filed without Comey's consent. Argues the filing cannot toll the limitations period and that the Espionage Act count likely fails. - Raskin's Epstein report, 2026-10-29
Adds the report's allegation about Blanche and Maxwell
Walks through the Raskin report's structure: 11 women, five alleging rape or sexual assault by Trump, six describing trafficking attempts, events mostly 1992 to 1997. Adds the report's allegation that Blanche steered Maxwell away from a survivor whose account implicated Trump, and notes Comey's win before Judge Furman. - DOJ's 1,000 poll monitors, 2026-10-29
Frames the pre-election week and O'Keefe's arrest
Frames the pre-election week: over a thousand DOJ monitors, FBI worry about ballot seizures, Trump's million-dollar fraud bounty and O'Keefe's Hennepin County arrest. Mostly reaction and analysis, with the O'Keefe arrest and the bounty as the concrete items. - Comey reinstatement order, 2026-10-28
Walks through the opinion's factual findings
Walks through the opinion's factual findings: Laura Loomer's repeated posts demanding Comey and her husband be fired, Jay Clayton's 'it came from Washington' answer, and Loomer claiming credit the day Comey was fired. Adds the back-pay start date and Furman's contempt threat if the DOJ refuses to let her back in. - Comey reinstatement order, 2026-10-28
Reads the reinstatement order and predicts appeal
Reads from Judge Furman's order reinstating Maurene Comey, walking through the Civil Service Reform Act, First Amendment and due process findings and the rejection of the government's Article II argument. It stays inside the text of the ruling and predicts the appeal. - Raskin's Epstein report, 2026-10-27
Profiles Beatrice Keogh's allegation in the report
Walks through the report's account of Beatrice Keogh, who alleges Trump raped her at a November 1993 Plaza Hotel pageant, and reads the pageant as a hunting ground. Pairs it with the Ramaswamy ad against Amy Acton and Vance's response, then calls for every Epstein co-conspirator to be named. - Raskin's Epstein report, 2026-10-27
Reads the 50-page report's opening allegation
Reads the opening of the House Judiciary Democrats' 50-page report, which alleges Trump was an active participant in Epstein's abuse of young women in the mid to late 1990s and that the DOJ and FBI are keeping the evidence from the public. Notes the 11 accusers, the White House denial, and Blanche's statement that no other investigations are open. - Comey reinstatement order, 2026-10-27
Walks through the Comey reinstatement ruling
Takes up the district court ruling reinstating Maureen Comey with back pay, walking through her due process and First Amendment claims and the 30-day civil service notice rule, then widens into the unitary executive theory and James Comey's refusal to pledge loyalty. - Trump's $1M voter fraud reward, 2026-10-27
Ties the bounty post to the California ballot fight
Reads Trump's $1 million bounty post a week before the midterms and ties it to the California ballot fight, noting the Texas and Utah ineligible-voter lists included naturalized citizens. Argues the point is sowing doubt, not evidence. - Ninth Circuit ballot appeal, 2026-10-27
Plays the judge questioning DOJ's authority
Plays a clip of a Trump-appointed Ninth Circuit judge questioning DOJ's elections-clause authority and argues the request is a last-minute systemic purge with no evidence of non-citizenship. Notes the panel is two-to-one with two Trump appointees and that the lower court has not ruled. - Alaska result lawsuit, 2026-10-27
Profiles Woodward's signature on the Alaska complaint
Profiles Stanley Woodward, the associate attorney general who signed the Alaska complaint alongside a local federal prosecutor, and traces his client list from Walt Nauta to January 6 defendants. Argues the signature is unusual at his level and calls for bar scrutiny. - Alaska result lawsuit, 2026-10-27
Pairs the doomsday answer with Trump's taped admission
Walks through the Alaska ballot fight and the DOJ suit, pairing Blanche's doomsday-scenario answer with Trump's on-tape admission that he ordered the filing. Reads the suit as a premeditated tails-I-win maneuver and ties it to Trump's reported Alaska oil talks with Russian-tied interests. - Alaska result lawsuit, 2026-10-26
Plays Trump taking credit for the suit
Plays the exchange where Bash asks Blanche whether Trump directed the Alaska suit and Blanche refuses to discuss his communications with the president, then cuts to Trump on camera saying he was the one who said to do it and calling Daniel J. Sullivan the fake funded through ActBlue. - Alaska result lawsuit, 2026-10-26
Presses Blanche on the certification standard
Picks up the CNN interview where the earlier segment left off: Bash asks whether Trump is laying groundwork to overturn the election, and Blanche calls the January 6 framing not a real question. Reads the complaint's line about not certifying results impacted by voter confusion and plays Blanche's answer that the DOJ would only not certify if the law is… - Alaska result lawsuit, 2026-10-26
Quotes the Alaska ruling back at Blanche
Plays the CNN clip in full: Bash presses Blanche on the crime, quotes Article I, Section 4 and the Alaska Supreme Court ruling, and Blanche answers that the state court never addressed the federal law the DOJ is relying on. - Alaska result lawsuit, 2026-10-26
Breaks down the Alaska ballot numbers
Walks through the Alaska ballot itself: the open primary results, the ranked-choice setup and the party labels that separate the two Dan Sullivans. The numbers undercut the DOJ's confusion theory before Blanche's interviews are even reached. - Alaska result lawsuit, 2026-10-26
Argues Blanche accused a candidate without evidence
Opens the episode on Blanche's interview tour, arguing he yells at reporters when the case is weak. Points to the Alaska suit over two Dan Sullivans and says Blanche accused a candidate of fraud with no evidence, against DOJ manual rules. - Ninth Circuit ballot appeal, 2026-10-26
Walks through the Zoom argument and predicts
Walks through the Sunday Zoom argument: Bennett's jurisdiction attack, Sanchez's questions on the database, and Donnelly's inability to answer where it came from. Frames the panel as skeptical and predicts a 2-1 or 3-0 loss for DOJ.