Welcome to the midweek edition of Legal AF, where with my co-anchor Karen Friedman

Eknifalo, we're going to discuss the most consequential matters at the

intersection of law and politics at the midweek. We're going to lead off with

the New York Attorney General is not taken any crap from Donald Trump or his

lawyers. They filed their answer, 300-page answer, to her $250 million plus

civil fraud case, finally. And let's issue James isn't at her. People didn't

like the responses in there. Many of which were inconsistent with prior positions

taken by Donald Trump himself and by others in the organization and other

sworn pleadings and other sworn deposition testimony and other cases. She's

moving for sanctions with Judge Engoron. That's how you pronounce it, Judge Engoron.

This week, and we're going to see, this judge is already threatened Alina Habba and her

partner, Mr. Medio, with sanctions for their frivolous motion to dismiss in early

January. What's he going to do now when faced with obvious flip-flopping is putting

it mildly, lying under oath because this document, this answer, this verified

pleading was signed by Donald Trump himself. Then we'll move on to someplace near

and dear to Karen Friedman, Knifelo's heart, where she plied her trade for, I don't know,

I said 20 years, she said 30 years, whatever it is. She was there a long time. She was the number

two under sighed vance. And now we can finally report just a couple of weeks after we had Alvin

Bragg on the show being interviewed by Karen Friedman, Knifelo by KFA. We have and everybody knows

it a new special grand jury, 23 members, six month in length investigating the possible

indictment of Donald Trump for the hush money cover up related to Stormy Daniels back in 2016.

All roads lead back to Michael Cohen, our fellow podcaster on the Midas media network.

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