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Oct 27, 2026

speaker_11SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
12:57
It's a major financial crime.
speaker_11SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
12:58
This is, of all the things where the Trump and the Trump family could be in legal jeopardy, this is probably the most serious, I think probably even more serious than the election fraud investigation happening in Georgia.
Michael CohenHOST
13:09
Here's why this is such a big deal.
Michael CohenHOST
13:11
When Letitia James filed the Mazers letter in court last week, she did so as part of her civil case into the Trump Organization.
Michael CohenHOST
13:20
But James and the Manhattan District Attorney jointly have a related criminal investigation into Donald Trump.
Michael CohenHOST
13:27
Recent reporting coming out of that criminal probe has focused on the Trump family falsifying asset valuations for tax, insurance, and loan purposes, all of which would be felonies.
Michael CohenHOST
13:41
So Mazer's flipping on Trump doesn't just mean that Trump's assets are in jeopardy.
Michael CohenHOST
13:47
It all but cements that Trump could soon be
John OssoffGUEST
17:34
But listen to this.
John OssoffGUEST
17:36
At the very same time, The White House is brokering the sale of billions in Russian energy assets to people who fund the Trump family and the Trump campaign.
John OssoffGUEST
17:48
We're talking oil fields, refineries, gas stations all over the world to be sold to the first family's cronies in a deal brokered and backed by the US government.
John OssoffGUEST
18:01
Y'all remember Jared Kushner? The president's son-in-law, the so-called special envoy? responsible for diplomacy with Russia and in the Middle East? Do you remember the other special envoy, Steve Witkoff, who co-founded the president's crooked crypto business, World Liberty? Okay, so follow me through on this.
John OssoffGUEST
18:59
Oh, and the U.S. government would take a 15% stake, by the way.
John OssoffGUEST
19:02
Are you getting the picture? Amidst a global energy crisis, the president's son-in-law and the president's business partner are brokering the sale of Russian oil fields to the first family's friends.
John OssoffGUEST
19:18
The same friends who have poured hundreds of millions of dollars into Trump family businesses.
John OssoffGUEST
19:26
And then there's Marco Rubio committing $1.6 billion of your money to back the Trump boys' mining interests in Kazakhstan.
Jack CocchiarellaHOST
11:14
I don't like that I'm saying this, but I kind of feel like sometimes it rings of the, well, we need to talk about affordability thing, where it's not enough to say the word, you gotta get specific.
Jack CocchiarellaHOST
11:25
What are the specifics though, with regards to the Trump family? Because I think Robert Garcia has been talking a lot this week about the need for these investigations oversight to be done.
Jack CocchiarellaHOST
11:35
What are the specifics you'd like to see with regards to the Trump family in terms of stopping their corruption and holding them accountable?
Chris MurphyGUEST
11:43
I think you're right.
Chris MurphyGUEST
11:44
It's not enough to just say Trump's corrupt.
Jack CocchiarellaHOST
13:25
Yeah, it needs to be the number one focus because I'm so glad you said it.
Jack CocchiarellaHOST
13:29
I keep bringing it up on my show.
Jack CocchiarellaHOST
13:31
Every single way that the Trump family benefits themselves, it's a policy decision at our expense.
Sidney BlumenthalHOST
2:42
Maybe we should start there.
Sidney BlumenthalHOST
2:46
There's a report in the Daily Mail that she's kept what's called a burn book of her knowledge of the Trump family.
Michael WolffGUEST
2:59
I'm sure she has.
Sidney BlumenthalHOST
3:02
Who wouldn't?
Michael WolffGUEST
3:07
I think that the answer, though, is that if she does have material that could hurt the Trump family, they'll make an arrangement with her.
Michael WolffGUEST
3:21
so um uh what what um could she could she get some other job yeah you know i mean i think that they'll she's negotiating let's put it this way clearly she's negotiating now
Sidney BlumenthalHOST
3:36
yeah she's she's negotiable

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Michael WolffGUEST
12:17
So I don't know, but all very possible.
Tom BurgisGUEST
0:01
[upbeat music]
Helen PiddHOST
0:10
Today, the people of Serbia versus the Trump family.
Helen PiddHOST
0:14
[upbeat music]
speaker_2ADVERTISER
0:24
500 orders a month was manageable.
Tom BurgisGUEST
3:40
It's about what is happening to the world when the US president is open for business.
Tom BurgisGUEST
3:46
[upbeat music]
Helen PiddHOST
3:48
The Trump family insists no political favors were sought or received in Serbia, and that all they ever wanted to do was to transform the site into a symbol of healing and reconciliation.
Helen PiddHOST
3:59
But it does raise a pretty big question.
Alicia MenendezHOST
1:13
Right now, with 13 days until election day, Democrats are asking a judge to force the President of the United States to stop lying about the midterms.
Alicia MenendezHOST
1:23
A new lawsuit filed Tuesday against Trump, the DOJ, and DHS calls them out for the disturbing trend of using lies, threats, and misinformation as a pretext to seize control of the elections.
Alicia MenendezHOST
1:35
And although we are loathe to play it, it's important for you to hear how Trump is priming his base to reject the results of any race where Republicans lose.
Donald TrumpSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:45
They cheat like hell, the Democrats, because they have to.
Donald TrumpSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:49
With their policy, it's so bad, there's no way they could get elected if they didn't cheat.
Joyce VanceGUEST
3:16
Right.
Joyce VanceGUEST
3:16
So this is exactly the kind of lawsuit that you wanna see at this point in time.
Joyce VanceGUEST
3:21
Instead of sitting back and waiting for Trump to act, this lawsuit goes into court and says, "The administration is creating a climate of fear and intimidation around the election, and the courts need to put a stop to it because it's inconsistent with our legal tradition and with our rules around elections for a president to try to intervene in this, in this fashion." I think this is the sort of smart strategy that suggests Democrats are well prepared to protect the election.
Michael CohenHOST
15:55
The House Select Committee has also subpoenaed and obtained now the phone records of Eric Trump.
Michael CohenHOST
16:01
This appears to be the first time the panel has issued a subpoena for a member of the Trump family.
Michael CohenHOST
16:08
CNN reports the committee also subpoenaed and received the phone records of Kimberly Guilfoyle, the former Fox News personality who is now engaged to Trump's eldest son, Donald Trump Jr.
speaker_16CORRESPONDENT
16:20
All right, a big story breaking this morning about the January 6th investigation.
speaker_16CORRESPONDENT
16:24
It happens to be really bad news for the Trump family.
speaker_16CORRESPONDENT
16:28
Eric Trump, as well as Kimberly Guilfoyle's phone records, have been subpoenaed and reportedly obtained by the January 6th committee.
speaker_16CORRESPONDENT
16:36
Again, pushing forward into the inner circle around Trump and theoretically eventually to Trump himself.
Kimberly GuilfoyleSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
19:04
The best is yet to come.
Robert GarciaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:12
Well, first, let's be really clear.
Robert GarciaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:13
I mean, this is someone that has been incredibly close and really part of the extended Trump family.
Robert GarciaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:19
So when you think about all of the Trump family corruption, it is now clear that Kimberly Guilfoyle was a part of that and certainly engaged in some type of pay to play scandal as being reported.
Robert GarciaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:30
And that's just one piece of it.
Robert GarciaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:32
I mean, the idea first that she's going to ask a MAGA Trump donor for $100,000, then try to cover it up.
Robert GarciaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:39
I mean, that is just insanity.
Robert GarciaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:41
The fact that she has information about what she was engaged with, Trump donors, possibly the Trump family.
Robert GarciaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:48
I mean, she was engaged to Donald Trump Jr., as we all know, for a significant period of time.
Zach EversonGUEST
16:51
And also, like, when you have Eric Trump on social media saying like, "This is ridiculous that banks can't wire their money on Fridays," like this is... "Banks should be able to...
Zach EversonGUEST
16:59
You do crypto, you can move this money immediately." Well, would you rather have your savings with, backed by the US dollar, or would you have, rather have them backed by a Crump- a Trump family project, you know?
Caitlin M. GreenHOST
17:12
Right.
Zach EversonGUEST
17:12
Um, that's, that's part of the issue.
Erick StakelbeckHOST
10:00
You've got two little ones.
Erick StakelbeckHOST
10:01
What about the cost that the entire Trump family paid, uh, through this ordeal that you describe in Under Siege? And number two, talk about the tightness of your family.
Erick StakelbeckHOST
10:11
I'm always struck, Eric, by how tight, how closely knit the Trump family is despite all of the distractions that have been swirling around you for over a decade.
Erick StakelbeckHOST
10:20
Talk more about that.
Eric TrumpGUEST
10:21
Eric, they thought I could, you know, they could break us, and, and they couldn't.

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