Legal AF by MeidasTouch Legal AF - 2/28/2026
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Mar 1, 2026 A solo legal deep dive into recent U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran and why they may violate constitutional war powers. Discussion of newly surfaced Epstein-related disclosures and withheld FBI files. Analysis of high-profile depositions, jurisdiction fights in celebrity litigation, and allegations of secrecy and leaks. Coverage of tariff refund disputes, immigration habeas rulings, and civil harms from military actions.
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US Strikes On Iran Lack Congressional Authorization
- Ben Meiselas argues the U.S. strikes on Iran are unlawful because there is no congressional authorization for war.
- He links timing to new Epstein revelations and suggests the strikes function as a regime-change operation rather than a narrow nuclear-prevention action.
Timing Of War Linked To Epstein Document Releases
- Meiselas connects the timing of the Iran strikes to the unfolding Jeffrey Epstein document disclosures.
- He dubs it "Operation Epstein Fury" and suggests war distracts from or protects exposed powerful figures tied to Epstein.
Clinton Depositions Went Public While Epstein Files Remain Withheld
- Ben recounts depositions of Hillary and Bill Clinton answering questions without invoking the Fifth.
- He contrasts that with missing FBI 302s and alleged withheld victim accusations against Donald Trump in the Epstein files.