Jimmy Kelly revisits some of the morning’s funniest moments before Phil runs through this date in music history. Dawn’s Big Three starts with a stunning dispute inside Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner’s office. Prosecutors Katherine Ernst and Steven Wildberger accuse Krasner of making false statements about their conduct in federal filings and say they will resign unless he corrects them. Matt explains why accusations about representations made to a court are far different from normal disagreements over prosecutorial judgment.
The second story begins with the death of televangelist Jim Bakker before quickly moving to newly released records from the Mar-a-Lago investigation. We discuss reports that the Biden-era FBI tracked Melania and Barron Trump’s travel and collected records involving Susie Wiles’ calls with lawyers, campaign staff and journalists. Matt walks through questions involving attorney-client privilege, phone records and the legal thresholds involved in intercepting communications.
Dawn’s third story is much lighter: Rams assistants are caught exchanging gestures with Eagles fans after Los Angeles’ comeback win in Philadelphia. Sean McVay says he addressed the behavior and expects better from his staff. We argue over who behaved worse, roast the Philadelphia faithful and close with the Eagles’ travel plans for London and Dawn’s upcoming candidate conversations before Nick, Greg and Matt sign off.
