Episode 37
On this week's episode of ‘The Katie Phang Show": A late-night court filing is revealing battling timelines between Special Counsel Jack Smith and Donald Trump for the federal election interference trial. MSNBC legal analyst and former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirschner joins to share his reaction to Trump's attempt to push the trial past Inauguration day. And on the campaign trail, Trump confuses voters over his abortion views as he refuses to take a solid position on Florida's six-week abortion ban amendment. Political strategist Lindy Li and MSNBC political analyst Susan Del Percio react to the latest fumble from the Republican ticket. Plus, an update on the crisis in the Middle East as Israel continues raids in the West Bank. All that and more on ‘The Katie Phang Show.'
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