The Lead with Jake Tapper

An appeals court reduced Trump's bond to $173 million, giving him more time to pay. His hush money trial starts April 15th. Israel cancels visit after US backs UN Gaza ceasefire. Discussions include legal challenges, Trump's criminal trial, election lies, RFK Jr.'s potential campaign, GOP turmoil, ISIS-K and Russia relationship, and Boeing CEO departure.

Podcast discusses tragic attack at concert hall in Moscow with 40 killed, 100+ injured. Princess Catherine of Wales diagnosed with cancer, sparking debate on transparency. Intelligence warns of potential ISIS attack in Russia, leading to Moscow terrorist incident.

Topics discussed include the Dow closing at a record high, court filings related to Trump's financial troubles, controversy over a government funding bill, violence in Haiti, humanitarian needs, legal battles with Apple, escaped inmates, potential Trump comeback, Department of Defense assessment, Afghanistan withdrawal fallout, capture of MS 13 gang leader.

Texas immigration law confusion, Israeli extremists in Gaza, legal battles over SB4 enforcement, March Madness predictions, impeachment testimonies, privacy breach concerns, global happiness rankings, school closures impact on academic performance

Former President Trump faces challenges raising $464M bond for financial fraud, aides in prison. Sentencing for MS law enforcement officers accused of torturing black men. Royal drama with Princess Kate and manipulated photo of Queen Elizabeth. Efforts to protect fruit crops from weather extremes at J-Moor Farms in Georgia.

A man named CJ Rice is finally free after spending 12 years in prison for a crime he did not commit. The podcast also covers Putin's win in the Russian elections, violence and chaos in Haiti, and legal struggles faced by Trump. Additionally, there are discussions on school tensions, a volcanic eruption, health updates, and access to birth control.

Legal drama unfolds as top prosecutor resigns in Trump's GA election case, leaving questions on the case's future. Also, discussion on devastating tornadoes in the Midwest.

Legal battles involving Trump in federal court, delay in Hush Money trial, arguments on Presidential Records Act, Trump's behavior in court, reflections on loss and empathy from President Biden, SpaceX's Starship test flight, debate over aid to Israel in Congress, focus on reproductive rights in 2024 campaign, seeking accountability for a tragic incident

Six charges have been dismissed in the election subversion case in Fulton County, Georgia. A judge says a lack of detail led to his decision. What does this mean for the rest of Fani Willis's case? Plus, a bill forcing TikTok to cut ties with China passes in the House with huge bipartisan support. But, will it pass in the Senate? And, should the U.S. Senate be in the business of banning companies?  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Special counsel Robert Hur could have brought charges against President Biden and today explained on Capitol Hill why he did not. Republicans asked why there weren’t charges despite a report finding Joe Biden knowingly mishandled classified documents. Democrats accused Hurt of playing politics with his report. Plus, why did the Justice Department release a transcript of Biden's interview with Robert Hur just as the special counsel was showing up on Capitol Hill? We break down what the transcript reveals.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices