Jay-Z Accuser Inconsistencies, Murder One For Mangione, and Trump Lawfare Latest, with Arthur Aidala and Mark Geragos | Ep. 972
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Welcome to The Megyn Kelly Show, live on Sirius XM Channel 111 every weekday at noon east. Welcome to the Megyn Kelly Show and a special Kelly's Court Christmas episode. This kicks off our true crime Christmas series for 2024. Nothing says Christmas like true crime. And we have two, count them, two Kelly's Court favorites to dive into many important cases with. Jay-Z, Diddy, the Menendez brothers, and much, much more. Joining me now, Arthur Idalla, trial attorney extraordinaire and managing partner Idalla, Bertuna and Kamens and host of the Arthur Idalla Power Hour on AM 970 in New York. Also with us today, Mark Garagos, also extraordinaire trial lawyer and managing partner of Garagos and Garagos and host of Reasonable Doubt, which is a great podcast.
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For more info or to enroll, visit gcu.edu. Welcome back to the show, guys. Hello. Happy holidays. Ho, ho, ho. And to you. How you doing, Mark?
I couldn't be better. How about you, Megan?
I'm great. I love the holidays and I love true crime. So this is everything that I adore coming together. Um, there's actually a lot going on. You never know whether, you know, we go to these true crime Christmas specials, which always do well. People are like us. They are also into these stories. Um, whether you're going to have a, an embarrassment of riches or a paucity of results. And I gotta say it's the former let's kick it off with Mark's biggest current case? Probably not, knowing Mark. But it's a big one. It's all over the news. Mark and I have debated it before. Marsha Clark came on and she did not agree with you that the Menendez brothers should and possibly will be released. Something bad happened for your clients since the last time we spoke.
And that badness was... the LA district attorney, George Gascon, who was pushing to have them possibly let out early, lost his election. Wah, wah. And the new guy, Mark... is not a fan of this push and keeps naming you in the press and saying you've been misleading everybody into thinking that they didn't get a fair trial second time around, that they weren't allowed to discuss the sexual abuse allegations, which he says they were. He said they argued everything you want them to have been able to argue and the jury rejected it. And so he's calling you out, which suggests to me he's not on board and they may not, they weren't home for Thanksgiving, but they may not be home even for Valentine's Day at this point. What do you think?
Well, look, he has said various things. He has now, as we are discussing, has extended an invitation to meet, which is obviously something that I've been waiting for. And I will point out where he is wrong, and I will help educate him on the law. And the law is, and the facts are, that in the second trial, imperfect self-defense was not allowed as a jury instruction. Explain what that is. Imperfect self-defense is where you get a jury instruction where the jury can basically say, we're not going to vote for murder. We're going to eliminate malice based on imperfect self-defense. And that is the idea that you felt that there was danger because of the syndrome that you were exposed to. In this case, back in the 90s, we had battered women's syndrome.
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