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A Playboy model, an adult film actress, a doorman, and the National Enquirer! In this episode, we discuss the "hush money" case in which Trump is facing 34 criminal charges. We also discuss RFK Jr's new veep (vice president) running mate, Nicole Shanahan. And in Past Glory, we talk about "Tricky Dicky", Richard Nixon, whose actions spurred the passing of the Presidential Records Act, which prosecutors are seeking to use against Trump in Florida classified documents case.

In this episode, we continue our analysis of Donald Trump's legal battles - this time it's the alleged retention of classified documents when he left the white House. In Past Glory, we look at the only president to have served two non-consecutive terms, Grover Cleveland.

In this episode, we take a deep-dive into former President Trump's criminal cases, starting with those relating to election interference at the Federal level and in the State of Georgia. In past glory, we discuss James Munroe and the Munroe Doctrine, which shaped US foreign policy across the 19th Century.

In this episode, we recorded a live interview from Arizona, Tennessee, and New Zealand, with former national head of the Young Republicans and Ron De Santis campaigner, Jason Emert, as the results came out from the New Hampshire primaries. In past glory, we profile president Trump's favourite predecessor, the 7th US president, Andrew Jackson.

We are back for 2024! In this episode, Elizabeth discusses her trip to the US, where she spent time in Court (somewhat) close to former President Trump. We also discuss the results of the Iowa caucuses and in past glory, we talk baout the 18th President, Ulysses S. Grant.

In this episode, Elizabeth is on location in Las Vegas, Nevada. She caught up with journalist Tabitha Mueller from the Nevada Independent (www.thenevadaindependent.com) about a Nevada Grand Jury indictment of "fake" Republican electors after the 2020 Presidential Election. In Past Glory, Todd profiles the original "dark horse", President James K. Polk.