Legal AF by MeidasTouch Legal AF - 3/15/26
Mar 15, 2026
They dig into fresh Epstein depositions and disputed bookkeeping around payments. They unpack hacked FBI files and frustration with DOJ inaction. They analyze Judge Boesberg’s ruling and why Trump attacked Jerome Powell. They explore TikTok sale concerns, possible pay-to-play and extortion links, and judges pushing back against presidential overreach.
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Judge Blocks Trump Probe Of Jerome Powell
- Judge Jeb Boesberg quashed grand-jury subpoenas aimed at Jerome Powell after finding the probe was a pretext to influence Fed policy.
- Boesberg cited Trump's public assaults on Powell and said DOJ refused in-camera proof of any crime, calling the evidence a "mountain" for improper purpose.
War As A Political Distraction Weakens US
- Hosts argue Trump's foreign-policy moves (Iran/Venezuela) are distractions to mask domestic scandals and weaken U.S. standing.
- They link poor decision-making to reliance on unqualified personal allies like Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner.
Gulf States Upset Over Policy Tied To Trump Business Interests
- Gulf states and Arab allies are reportedly furious with Trump after the Iran escalation because their security and business interests were harmed.
- Popok and Meiselas tie that anger to Trump's personal business conflicts and alleged pay-for-play emoluments.