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

During a televised town hall meeting, Donald Trump let loose and spoke his mind on CNN.

But did he say a bit too much? Here's Glenn.

So friends, at what I think was an ill-advised CNN town hall,

CNN giving a microphone and a platform to a man who tried to violently stop the transfer of

presidential power, CNN giving a microphone and a platform to a man who tried to silence the voice

of the American voters, CNN giving a microphone and a platform to a man who in a very real sense

tried to end American democracy. Did I mention that I thought it was an ill-advised decision by

CNN? Well, you know what friends, some good did come out of it because Donald Trump

gave prosecutors and plaintiffs some directly incriminating and actionable evidence.

Let's start with the reporting from the New York Times, headline,

Trump revives election lies and false boasts in CNN town hall.

Former President Donald Trump misleadingly and wrongly described his own record,

the events of January 6, 2021, his handling of classified documents, foreign policy and the economy.

Former President Donald Trump almost immediately began citing a litany of falsehoods Wednesday night

during a town hall style meeting in New Hampshire broadcast on CNN.

After incorrectly characterizing the 2020 presidential election as rigged, Mr. Trump

repeated a number of other falsehoods that had become staples of his political messaging.

Now there were a number of statements that caught this old prosecutor's attention

as I reviewed some of the clips from the CNN town hall. When Caitlin Collins was asking him

about the classified documents that he, Donald Trump, stole from the White House,

unlawfully took from the federal government and had transported down to his

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