We know that a presidential candidate can win the popular vote yet lose because of the electoral college votes. It was thought that Republicans had the advantage, but new data shows Trump may not be as strong on Electoral College numbers now. According to the New York Times polling average, it looks like Kamala Harris won’t need to win the popular vote by much to take the presidency. It all comes down to the “tipping-point” state that pushes the winning candidate over the 270 electoral college votes needed to win. It may be that Wisconsin, where Harris leads in polling by almost 2 points, will be the key. Looking at estimates of popular vote vs electoral vote totals, analysts say Trump’s advantage is less than a point now and that’s about one-fifth as large as it was four years ago. Mark will break it down with journalist Anthony Davis. How did Judge Cannon end up with the case of Trump’s would be golf course assassin? Will there be any movement on the federal election interference case against Trump in the next couple months before the 2024 election? Will Trump & Vance face criminal charges in Ohio over their hate speech regarding Haitian immigrants? Our favorite lawyer, former federal prosecutor - now working the defense side of room, David Katz will join us.