Interviews

Grant Stern interviews national security lawyer Bradley P. Moss, whose Washington, D.C. practice includes representing news organizations seeking the release of federal public records, whistleblowers and navigating the government’s security clearance process. Moss says that Trump’s announcement yesterday of a very selective declassification of the DOJ, FBI investigatory records of the Russia probe directly echoes the kind of abuse of …

Scott interviews former federal prosecutor Renato Mariotti, who explained both that Mueller has means at his disposal to ensure Manafort’s testimony is “locked in” to be used against Trump even if he is pardoned and what will happen to the $46 million that Trump’s former campaign manager forfeited to the government if he’s later pardoned. Mariotti graduated from Yale Law …

Scott asks Mimi Rocah how federal prosecutions of mob bosses and crime families really work, and she should know as the former Chief of organized crime prosecutions for the US Attorney’s Office in the Southern District of New York. Can Special Counsel Mueller issue an indictment of Trump without impeachment? What do Rudy Giuliani’s protestations of a deadline mean? She …

Scott interviews two of the documentary filmmakers behind Active Measures, director/writer Jack Bryan and his co-writer Marley Clements who told him about the making of the movie, the threats that began early last year, their interview with Sen. John McCain and their conclusions after spending 18 months investigating the links between Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin, and the Russian mob boss …

Scott’s interview with Tom Arnold explains the one thing Trump’s former business partner Felix Sater does not want to be known about him, reveals the gaping holes in Michael Cohen’s alibi and explains why this story is probably going to wind up on the Rachel Maddow show this coming Tuesday, unless the news cycle intervenes. Arnold’s insider view of the Trump …

Grant Stern interviews investigative journalist and author Craig Unger about his findings of a billion dollars worth of laundered money from the Russian mafia through Trump properties dating back to over thirty years ago. Unger’s new book House of Trump, House of Putin is available today. During the interview, they discussed Stern’s interview with Roger Stone last year, and you …

Scott interviews former CIA officer David Priess delivered the President’s Daily Brief to Special Counsel Robert Mueller when he was the FBI Director and got to know him over the course of a year working closely with him. Priess signed an open letter this past week opposing the President’s politicization of the top secret clearances held by former top-ranking intelligence …

 Scott’s interview with Tom Arnold reveals the identity of the Russian movie producer who delivered hookers to Donald Trump’s hotel room at the Ritz Carlton in 2013 during the Miss Universe Moscow pageant, along with his 30-year history working in showbiz with the man nobody thought would become President.  His television program “The Hunt for the Trump Tapes with …

 Scott interviews Ron Fein, a former EPA attorney, constitutional lawyer and the director of Free Speech For People, who wrote an entire book entitled, “The Constitution Demands It: The Case for the Impeachment of Donald Trump” which came out just last week containing eight reasons with legal arguments, for Congress to impeach President Trump, but only two of those have …

 Scott interviews Tom Arnold about his new Viceland TV series where he burrows deep inside the nexus between Donald Trump and the entertainment world. In part one of the Dworkin Report’s three-part interview with Arnold, he shares the story of how he booked a room at the Regency Hotel in New York City this past June, along with his TV …