Inside the Cornell Investigation: New Police Video and Jane Doe Testimony | Trump's Comments on LA and San Diego & More.

New developments in the Cornell Jane Doe case continue to emerge. Today, we break down newly released Cornell Police interview videos, Jane Doe’s testimony during Cornell’s 2025 disciplinary hearing, allegations involving Chi Phi fraternity members, the growing campus protests, Sally Yates’s independent review of Cornell, threats against Jane Doe, and the legal challenge to New York Attorney General Letitia James’s role as special prosecutor.

We also have a major update on Christa Pike after she survived Tennessee’s attempted lethal-injection execution. We explain what may have gone wrong with the IVs, why Pike suffered burns and blisters, what Tennessee’s execution protocol actually requires, and whether the state could legally attempt to execute her again.

Plus: the Supreme Court begins its October 2026 Term with major cases involving AR-15 bans, immigration detention, third-country deportations, Arizona proof-of-citizenship requirements, religious freedom and climate litigation; what we actually know about the possible pneumonic plague case in Russia and how it compares to COVID; the latest Quick Hitters; and Rumor Has It fact-checks President Trump’s controversial comments about Los Angeles and San Diego.

In today's episode:

Cornell Updates: New Police Video, Jane Doe Testimony, Campus Protests, and More (0:15)

Christa Pike Survives Tennessee Execution Attempt (~21:50)

Supreme Court Begins New Term; These Are The Biggest Cases It'll Hear (~27:17)

Russia's Case of the Plague and the Whether the U.S. Should Worry (~35:48)

Quick Hitters (~43:25)

Rumor Has It: Did Trump Really Say "Let Them Take Out LA, Let Them Take Out San Diego"? (~49:12)

Critical Thinking Segment (~56:30)

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