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Donald Trump
Department Of Justice
Pam Bondi
Jeffrey Epstein
Supreme Court
Todd Blanche
Epstein Files
ICE
Trump Administration
Constitution
James Comey
Lindsey Halligan
Letitia James
Donald J. Trump
Democracy
Jeanine Pirro
Congress
Ghislaine Maxwell
Kash Patel
Rule Of Law

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 is... more

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You don't need to be a lawyer or a judge or even familiar with the code of ethics that governs lawyers and judges to know that judges are supposed to be independent and impartial. Judges can't be partisans, especially not political partisans. Especia... more

Glenn appeared on MS NOW recently with hosts Jonathan Capehart, Eugene Daniels, and Jackie Alemany. They talked about several topics including Jeanine Pirro's unbated string of losses, her botched grand juries, and her failures in trial. They also ta... more

A federal judge has exposed Todd Blanche for the searingly unjust way he has been dealing with convicted sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell, Jeffrey Epstein's co-conspirator, and the lies that Todd Blanche accepted from Maxwell when he interviewed her.... more

A public discussion featuring U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia Jeanine Pirro on violent crime in D.C. was abruptly canceled amid mounting political scrutiny and public criticism from Donald Trump.

Jeanine Pirro, the top Prosecutor in Washi... more

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Recent Guests

Ankush Khardori
Former federal prosecutor and legal columnist
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Episode: Trump Tells Supreme Court: Give Me My Unconstitutional Ballroom, OR ELSE . . .!
Maria McFarland Sánchez-Moreno
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Episode: Trump is Running the Government Like a Mob Boss Runs the Mafia
Stacey Young
Founder and executive director of Justice Connection
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Episode: Todd Blanche's Failure to Launch!
John Fugelsang
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Oath in the Office promo segment
Episode: DOJ's Reflecting Pool Prosecution DEBACLE!
Jenn Budd
Former US Border Patrol agent, immigrant advocate
Borderland Talk / Borderland Talk Substack
Episode: ICE and Election Interference!
John Fuglesein
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Episode: Historic Court Loss for Trump!
Jen Budd
Former Border Patrol agent and whistleblower
Former Border Patrol
Episode: Protecting Our Elections from Trump's Threats
Jay Inslee
Governor of Washington (former)
Governor of Washington
Episode: Protecting Our Elections from Trump's Threats
Katie Fang
Journalist covering the Epstein story
Independent journalist / MSNBC contributor
Episode: Judge Orders the DOJ to Release the Epstein Files

Host

Glenn Kirschner
Host of Justice Matters; former federal prosecutor and NBC/MSNBC legal analyst

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 3.8k ratings
  • Ads, Ads,and MORE Ads.

    Glenn provides truly exceptional and vital content … if you can manage to wade through the Ads that seem to comprise fully half or more of each individual podcast. The beginning of each podcast is comprised of two long Ads as is the middle. This used to be one of my first podcast go-to’s every weekday morning. Since the Ad bombardment began I usually skip it, I’m already signed up with the advertised podcasts and I’ve no interest in purchasing pillows. Very frustrating as I greatly value the con... more

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    CBPersuasion
    United Statesa month ago
  • Perfection🙏🏻

    Don’t listen to the critical detractors. We love your podcast, it’s short, to the point and is exactly what we need to defeat the evil, immoral, authoritarian regime that’s destroying America. Its perfect 💐

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    coyote dancing
    United Statesa month ago
  • Foul language

    I enjoy your podcast but don’t appreciate hearing foul language.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Avid listener 227
    United States2 months ago
  • The Tarp

    The court ordered the removal of Trump‘s name. Is the administration in compliance with the court order?

    Is it adequate to rely on one lucky Photographer who caught the removal of the “A“! from behind the tarp

    Was it lawful the deprived of public of seeing the removal of the Trump name?

    Did the appeal approve the continued use of the tarps to conceal the name of the Center now?

    Thanks for your input, Glenn

    Apple Podcasts
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    Lee Esq
    United States2 months ago
  • The “Ballroom”

    DJT posits that this structure is necessary to his security and that of the greater D.C. If, as he claims, he has been under assault when the last 2 assailants were well out of his presence, WHY Would DJT participate in the upcoming outdoor activities on the White House grounds? Or will that site be impenetrable by bad people? Or does this outside event and his participation in it make all the security arguments for the ballroom just more lies?

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Pinky in St Louis
    United States3 months ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

A strong portion commend the depth of legal analysis and its relevance to democracy and current events.
Some reviews call for more focused content with fewer promos, while still appreciating the quality of expertise.
Listeners often describe the host as clear, knowledgeable, and uncompromising in evaluating accountability.
Ads and promos are frequent, which some listeners find distracting, but many praise the sharp legal insights.

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Trump Tells Supreme Court: Give Me My Unconstitutional Ballroom, OR ELSE . . .!
Q: What makes this case stand out as a potential mistrust of constitutional processes?
The guest explains that the administration's framing of the ballroom as a national security necessity, combined with the use of affidavits from top officials to pressure the court, mirrors pretextual arguments and resembles a strategic leverage tactic, i.e., blackmail, rather than a straightforward safety concern.
Trump Loses in Two Courts, Now Begs Supreme Court to Let Him Have his Vanity Ballroom
Q: Question, which branch of government gets to spend money? Our money, taxpayer money?
The legislative branch, Congress, has the power of the purse and must authorize and appropriate funds for government projects.
Todd Blanche's Failure to Launch!
Q: What are your top line takeaways from Todd Blanche's nomination and the reaction to it?
Stacey Young emphasizes that Blanche's nomination represents a broader attack on the Department of Justice and its career workforce, highlighting unprecedented opposition from DOJ alumni and the need for accountability and reform, regardless of political outcomes.
ICE and Election Interference!
Q: What is the lawful authority of ICE agents when they're out there involving themselves in immigration enforcement operations?
Jenn Budd explains that ICE's authority is limited and that many aggressive practices—such as traffic stops or civilian sweeps—aren't clearly within traditional immigration enforcement powers; over time, practices have expanded through interagency cooperation and training, leading to controversial operations that raise civil rights concerns.
Military Officer ARRESTED for Protesting Trump & Hegseth's Lawlessness!
Q: What could influence the outcome of the case beyond the military tribunal?
Presidential or Secretary of Defense commentary could create unlawful influence; if authorities prejudge the case publicly, it could lead to dismissal with prejudice, and internal due-process steps like a preliminary Article 32 hearing shape the trajectory.

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