It's time for Justice Matters, with former Federal Prosecutor and MSNBC analyst Glenn Kirschner.

In this long-form podcast, Glenn has his weekly legal recap and his segment on criminal dress

is reform. He starts off by discussing the new reporting that Trump was caught on tape,

discussing classified documents and indicating he understood he retained material that was still classified.

Thanks for joining me on the weekend edition of my Justice Matters audio podcast,

where we take some time airing out the legal issues of the week,

reviewing them, putting them in context, trying to figure out what in the heck they mean,

and then project where we might be going from here and trying to answer the question,

will our legal hellscape turn the corner anytime soon and head in the direction of accountability?

Well friends, I'm going to make a bold prediction and I'm going to say the answer to that question is,

yes, we had a big week this past week on the legal development front and frankly I'm excited to

talk about it and I think we have bigger weeks ahead of us and here's how I want to start today's

discussion friends. I think June will be the month and I'll talk about why that is in a few minutes.

Now, as you know, if you tune into my weekend long format podcasts, we also try to take on

some matter involving reform, reforming what we know is broken in our government.

We talk about real world common sense achievable reforms to what are often admittedly

seemingly intractable problems. You know, I've talked about criminal justice reform previously.

As a former 30 year federal prosecutor, I saw the criminal justice system from the inside

in all its glory and in all its ugliness, in all its inefficiency, in all its inequality

smattered with some occasional fairness and decency and justice.

Okay, that's a little bit of an overstatement. You know, friends, what I'll say is that the criminal

justice system that I worked in was chocked full of people of integrity. The people who populate

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