Donald Trump indicted again. We'll break down the charges, which were released just minutes before this recording.

Then liberal and conservative justices in the Supreme Court joined forces, dropping a shocking decision on voting rights and gerrymandering that could have huge implications for many elections to come.

I'll dust off my law degree and do my best to make sense of it all.

And then finally, hold on to your outrage, grab your pitchforks and torches because we're going to talk about greed inflation.

Is corporate profiteering responsible for our inflation crisis?

We'll try to give you an answer.

All of this and more on The Lost Debate, a show for political eclectics.

Thank you. on The Lost Debate, a show for political eclectics. Everybody, today I have a special guest, the man who likes to see all sides of every issue.

Isaac Saul from Tango, welcome back to the podcast.

Thanks for having me, Rod. I'm glad to be here.

I couldn't think of a better day to have you on because minutes before, minutes before you sat down for

this, the indictment was released and I get to read you key parts of this indictment. You've never

seen them before. So this is really exciting. And I want to just start from the fact that you

and I come at this

from the perspective of both having been critical of the Alvin Bragg investigation. So we are not,

at least from my perspective, to preview what I know about your position and mine,

I'm not the kind of person who jumps on this kind of stuff and cheers on political prosecutions lightly, right?

And I'm not cheering on anything, but I'd squarely come down on the side after reading this

indictment that this is an appropriate indictment.

And I don't come at that from the perspective of, I hope, like some kind of partisan motivation

here, which I hope will

become clear as this goes on. But Donald Trump was indicted Thursday by a federal grand jury

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