Welcome to Legal AF Wednesdays with your midweek anchors. I'm Michael Popock.

I'm Karen Friedman Agnafalo.

KFA. This is going to be awesome. We're doing episode number two.

And during this midweek edition of Legal AF, KFA and I will drill down on a small handful

of legal, political and constitutional topics and digestible form to continue your podcasting

on legal education. And on today's pod, KFA and I will tackle first last week's

U.S. Supreme Court decision making new law concerning a criminal defendant's fundamental

constitutional right to confront his or her accuser, the Sixth Amendment confrontation

clause in a case called Hempill versus New York. This will give KFA a great opportunity

on the pod to flex her former lead prosecutor chops as we unpack what happened

and what it means for the future. We next turn to the plot to kidnap Governor Whitmer

of Michigan, the use of undercover informants, the prosecution of the criminal defendants

that starts in March and the defense's attempted use of the entrapment affirmative defense.

And finally, we'll cover Fawni Willis, the Fulton County Atlanta, Georgia district attorney

and her use of a new and approved special grand jury to continue to investigate

and possibly indict Donald Trump for unlawful election interference.

But before we launch right in and we're launching to keep this at 30 minutes,

we received a ton of positive and encouraging comments during the live pod recording last week

and even after it dropped. What did you think about all that KFA?

Well, I'm glad you cleared up the fact that your painting is actually leveled

by posting the level. I mean, it was hilarious to me that you guys were covered in,

I think, 12 different topics over the course of two hours.

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