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Debriefing the Law 2 Attorneys 1 Liberal Democrat 1 Conservative Republican Together Chris and Joel discuss legal happenings with a healthy dose of humor.
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Tuesday Nov 24, 2020
Tuesday Nov 24, 2020
De-Briefing the Law, Daily Update, Nov 24th, 2020
Trump is finally conceding and allowing the GSA to proceed with the transfer of power. We are all a little surprised to see cooperation from him. Additionally, a wedding in New York incurs a $15,000 fine due to violating Covid mandates. Seems a bit harsh when you consider CA Gov. Newson’s recent maskless actions or Pelosi’s hair appointments, but we all know NYC is an expensive place.
Monday Nov 23, 2020
Monday Nov 23, 2020
This week's guest is Dina Cataldo. Dina is a criminal prosecutor and lawyer coach. She helps lawyers master time management so they can build their legal practices without stress and overwhelm.
Joel and Dina talk about how to get 5 hours back during your week, brain wiring, and how to structure your week for productivity. Dina covers everything from your subconscious to calendaring to multitasking.
Listen for some practical tips on how to make the most of your time and enjoy your life.
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Monday Nov 23, 2020
Monday Nov 23, 2020
De-Briefing the Law, Daily Update, Nov 23rd, 2020
Last week, Rudy Giuliani gave a press conference to remember. Even better than the one at Four Seasons Total Landscaping. Between the hair dye running down his face and his impersonations of My Cousin Vinny, you almost didn’t notice the completely baseless voter fraud claims. However, Tucker Carlson attempted to give Trump Lawyer, Sidney Powell, a chance to follow up on her strong, democracy-threatening claims, but she refuses to present any proof. In fact, she got angry and asked to not be contacted anymore. As if denying to prove a massive threat to the democracy was as trivial as blocking your weird Uncle Doug’s creepy messages on Facebook.
Thursday Nov 19, 2020
Thursday Nov 19, 2020
De-Briefing the Law, Daily Update, Nov 19th, 2020
Covid lockdown controversy comes before the Supreme Court again. This time, the case deals with who is exempt from Covid restrictions, brought on by a Roman Catholic Diocese and Orthodox synagogues in Brooklyn. These religious organizations are challenging Cuomo’s order to limit gatherings to 10-25 people. Previously SCOTUS has thrown out such cases because the justices did not feel they were qualified to make this call. This time around, with a new justice and further into the Pandemic, things may be different.
Wednesday Nov 18, 2020
Wednesday Nov 18, 2020
De-Briefing the Law, Daily Update, Nov 18th, 2020
After Giuliani’s guest appearance in the Borat sequel, we know he has impeccable judgment. This continues to be evident as he has taken the lead on Trump’s legal actions in PA. I mean, $20,000 a day?! For that stellar judgement?! Worth it. Additionally, Joel reviews what happened with the confidential documents of the grand jury proceedings post Mueller Report that the Judiciary Committee requested pre-Biden win. Apparently no one wants to see them anymore. Must’ve been more political than they led on.
Tuesday Nov 17, 2020
Tuesday Nov 17, 2020
De-Briefing the Law, Daily Update, Nov 17th, 2020
People are thinking about moving to Georgia to help out with the Senate, thanks to Andrew Yang. Not sure that’s a foolproof strategy, but we’ll see. Additionally, we’ve seen another college admissions scandal join the ranks with Aunt Becky, this time by Tech CEO Jack Zhao. And finally, Taylor Swift finds a loophole to counter the people that won’t sell her the rights to her own music.
Monday Nov 16, 2020
Monday Nov 16, 2020
In our new series, Debriefing the Law: Daily Updates, Joel Oster discusses legal happenings with our Comedian of Law twist. These 2-3 minute segments will serve to give you your daily dose of news and humor.
Trump is still claiming voter fraud and going forward with his lawsuits despite the many experts that say it will lead to nowhere. Also, 2 viable Covid vaccines are in the works. We think this is a great marketing opportunity for Corona Beer to sponser the vaccines. Corona: Get a shot and take a shot.
Friday Nov 13, 2020
Friday Nov 13, 2020
Introducing our newest series: Debriefing the Law, Daily Updates
We know that sometimes the news is best consumed in smaller, more manageable segments. That's why we created Daily Updates. This series will serve to give you your daily dose of news and laughter at the same time. We will cover highlights of the day's happenings with our Comedian of Law twist.
This podcast episode compiles this past week's updates. Listen for an overview of election fallout, voter fraud in court, and the Affordable Care Act in the Supreme Court.
You can find each day's update across all of our social channels, linked below.
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Friday Nov 06, 2020
Friday Nov 06, 2020
As the election drags on, Mackenzie Smith and Joel Oster unpack all things legal when it comes to election fiascoes. Mackenzie gives the inside scoop on the state of the election in Pennsylvania as a Philadelphia local. They weigh the likelihood of voter fraud and how it would hold up in court. Spoiler alert – don’t count on the courts to change any votes. Not gonna happen. This episode will cover the lawsuits surrounding the election, the future of pollsters, and why this election has been so close with the shy Trump vote.
Friday Oct 30, 2020
Friday Oct 30, 2020
With the election just days away, it seems appropriate to reflect on some of the strategies that have been used in campaigning for president. From blunders to success stories, this episode covers what has and hasn't worked in the making of a presidential candidate.
Joel Oster and Mackenzie Smith give their best tips for aspiring candidates based on mistakes that have been made in this election cycle and many before that. Joel gives his hot takes on his Covid experience and calls into question President Trump's Covid comments and test results. And Mackenzie highlights that sound advice for elections seem to apply to everyone but our 45th POTUS.
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