On October 24, 2023, Attorney Andrew Lieb joined LiveNow from Fox to discuss the latest in the various legal cases facing former President Donald Trump. Lieb provided analysis on Michael Cohen's testimony in the New York civil fraud case and the news that a fourth Trump co-defendant, Jenna Ellis, had reportedly flipped on Trump and was now cooperating with investigators. In the interview, Mr Lieb reviews all the latest charges against Trump across multiple jurisdictions, including 91 criminal charges. He also predicts how the increasing legal pressure and cooperating witnesses may impact Trump's ability to avoid conviction, noting that even those who thrive on chaos and adrenaline can be overwhelmed by the compound effect of so many cases and flipped co-defendants.
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