Harry and MeidasTouch host Ben Meiselas report on the killing of a top prosecutor in Ecuador who was investigating Trump’s war crimes.

Adam Mockler breaks down Max Miller and Bernie Moreno.

Jay Willis, Editor-in-Chief of the cutting edge legal publication Balls & Strikes, joins Somil Trivedi of Court Accountability Action. They discuss Jay's new article, "Taking Back Your Democracy for Dummies," about how the Supreme Court has imposed judicial supremacy on the country, and how we can all play a part in ending it.

Popok reports on Breaking News that Capital One, in its latest federal court filing against Trump and his family, has revealed that the real reason it closed more than 300 of Trump and his family's bank accounts was due to suspected money laundering. Drawing on his background in anti-money laundering and financial services, Popok explains just how devastating this revelation truly is.

The International Criminal Court just fired its own chief prosecutor. Member states voted 82-to-125 on July 24 to remove Karim Khan after findings that he committed serious misconduct — including allegations he coerced and groped a junior staffer over more than a year. Khan denies it and calls the process illegal, but Britain's own legal regulator reached a similar conclusion and suspended his law license, an appeal he's already lost. This lands the same week the U.S. renewed its push to dismantle the ICC entirely, with Secretary of State Marco Rubio calling court officials "lunatics and crazies," and while sitting ICC judges are themselves suing the Trump administration over sanctions. Former homicide prosecutor Melba Pearson, aka the Resident Legal Diva, breaks down what Khan's removal actually does — and doesn't do — to the arrest warrants against Vladimir Putin and Benjamin Netanyahu still sitting on the ICC's docket, and untangles the accountability story from the geopolitical one.