We've got a new pod for you and it's a fun one. Elie Honig sits down with me to talk about the intersection of law, media, and justice — and his new book, When You Come At The King. It's a great read and I highly recommend it.
Here's the release for the episode: Elie Honig, CNN senior legal analyst, bestselling author, and former federal prosecutor, joins David Oscar Markus for a wide-ranging conversation about how the media shapes public understanding of criminal justice. From his time prosecuting mob cases in the SDNY to becoming one of TV’s most trusted voices on legal issues, Honig shares what he’s learned about storytelling in the courtroom — and in front of the camera.
They cover everything from the rise of “celebrity prosecutors,” to whether cameras belong in the courtroom, to how defense lawyers should respond to DOJ press releases and media narratives. Plus, Honig talks about the writing of his latest book, including the behind-the-scenes research that uncovered some of the wildest stories from the Justice Department’s history.
You can listen to the episode on Apple, Spotify, or on your computer. You can also watch it on YouTube.
Here's a little clip:
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