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  Streamed live 106 minutes ago Legal AF Podcast The award winning Legal AF Pod with founders Ben and Popok at the helm are back with a Special Midterm Election show, updating the audience on all voting and vote stealing lawsuits and their status with just hours to go before the election. Will any of them end up at the Supreme Court and will the Court try to interfere with the election? And while the Trump Administration tries unsuccessfully to interfere with the election so far, Trump hunkers down in the bunker with Natalie Harp and continues picking out wall paper and carpet colors as he tries to build and decorate his way out of the worst rating for a president at the midterms. Support our Sponsors: Casper: Go to https://Casper.com for this Exclusive Offer! BRODO: Go to https://Brodo.com/LEGALAF for 20% OFF your first subscription order PLUS an additional $10 if you use promo code: LEGALAF Select Quote: Get the right life insurance for you for less at https://SelectQu...

    Watch now   NEW: Bolivian Whistleblower Fears for Her Life After Exposing Alleged Trump-Linked Corruption Network MeidasTouch's Ben Meiselas speaks with investigative journalist Camila Lourdes Galarza about an alleged assassination attempt, threats of arrest, and a corruption scandal spanning Latin America. Ben Meiselas and MeidasTouch Network Oct 31 A Bolivian whistleblower who survived an alleged assassination attempt now fears she could be arrested for exposing a sprawling corruption network with ties to Trump associates across Latin America. Nadia Beller, a lawyer and former partner of Argentine political operative Fernando Cerimedo, alleges that Cerimedo orchestrated an attempt on her life while she was pregnant with his child. According to investigative journalist Camila Lourdes Galarza, Beller survived the shooting and subsequently began exposing alleged election interference, drug trafficking operations, and political corruption involving powerful figures thr...

    Watch now   BREAKING: Judge Throws Out Trump’s Epstein Lawsuit Against Wall Street Journal in Brutal First Amendment Rebuke The federal judge rejected Trump’s attempt to turn his denials into a veto over unfavorable reporting—and now the president could be on the hook for the newspaper’s legal fees. Brett Meiselas , Ben Meiselas , and MeidasTouch Network Oct 31 President Donald Trump’s legal crusade against The Wall Street Journal over its explosive reporting on an alleged birthday letter to Jeffrey Epstein has come crashing down. In a blistering 20-page ruling issued Saturday, U.S. District Judge Darrin P. Gayles dismissed Trump’s defamation lawsuit with prejudice , delivering a major victory for press freedom and a stinging defeat to the president, who had sued the newspaper, its journalists, and media mogul Rupert Murdoch over the Epstein reporting. The judge didn’t mince words. “As with his first attempt, he has failed,” Gayles wrote, referring to Trump’s repeat...