10/16/2026
Just the Truth Podcast with Joey Hudson
A South Carolina prosecutor says there was no evidence against one of the men Congresswoman Nancy Mace publicly accused of serious wrongdoing—and now questions are being raised about her allegations.
Three men named by Mace during a speech on the U.S. House floor were arrested this week following an investigation by the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division.
The arrests involve allegations of sexual misconduct dating back to 2018. All three men have denied wrongdoing, and the charges have not been proven in court.
But a fourth man, Brian Musgrave, was not charged.
Charleston-area Solicitor Scarlett Wilson says investigators presented no evidence supporting Mace's accusations against Musgrave. Other prosecutors reviewing the matter reportedly reached similar conclusions.
What exactly did Mace allege? What evidence supports the charges against the three arrested men? And why are prosecutors sharply questioning her statements about the fourth?
We'll examine the arrests, the prosecutor's findings and the questions surrounding this developing South Carolina story.
CORNELL ACCUSER'S FAMILY TARGETED IN DANGEROUS SWATTING INCIDENT
A woman who filed a sexual assault lawsuit involving seven Cornell University fraternity members is reportedly facing frightening threats and harassment.
According to a new report, someone made a false emergency call claiming a mass shooting was taking place at her family's home.
Police responded believing they were dealing with an active shooter.
The woman's boyfriend and brother were held at gunpoint before officers determined the report was fabricated.
The incident is known as swatting, when someone deliberately makes a false emergency report to trigger an armed police response.
The woman, identified publicly as Jane Doe, has also reportedly received numerous threats since filing her lawsuit.
The allegations in her underlying lawsuit remain contested, and the men accused have not been convicted of the alleged assault.
We'll explain what happened and why swatting can have deadly consequences.
TRUMP CANCELS PLANS TO LIVESTREAM FORT HOOD SHOOTER'S EX*****ON
President Donald Trump has made his decision: the scheduled ex*****on of convicted Fort Hood mass shooter Nidal Hasan will not be livestreamed.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth previously announced plans to make the ex*****on publicly viewable.
But after criticism from lawmakers, religious leaders and others, Trump announced that the broadcast would not go forward.
Hasan was convicted of killing 13 people and wounding dozens more at Fort Hood, Texas, in 2009.
His ex*****on by firing squad remains scheduled for December 3, with victims' family members expected to be permitted to attend.
We'll discuss the president's decision, the arguments surrounding public ex*****ons and what happens next.
LINDSAY CLANCY HOLDOUT JUROR SPEAKS OUT
The lone holdout juror in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial is speaking publicly for the first time following the September mistrial.
Michael Desronvil says he stands by his decision during jury deliberations.
Eleven jurors supported finding Clancy not criminally responsible for the deaths of her three young children, while Desronvil disagreed.
Now Clancy's defense attorney is asking a judge to examine Desronvil's jury questionnaire, court records and cellphone activity during the trial.
Desronvil says everyone had access to their phones during breaks and questions why his records are being singled out.
He also disputes suggestions that he was dishonest during jury selection.
What could the defense's request mean for the case? And will prosecutors seek another trial?
We'll examine the interview and the legal questions still unresolved.
MINNESOTA'S SOMALI COMMUNITY REACTS TO ILHAN OMAR RAID
The federal search of Congresswoman Ilhan Omar's Washington, D.C., residence is drawing strong reactions in Minnesota.
Members of the state's Somali community are questioning whether the investigation is a legitimate law enforcement matter or an attempt to target one of President Trump's most prominent political critics.
Homeland Security Investigations conducted a court-authorized search earlier this week as part of an ongoing investigation reportedly involving immigration paperwork.
Omar denies wrongdoing and says the investigation is politically motivated.
Federal authorities maintain that the search was conducted under judicial authorization.
We'll look at the reaction from Minnesota, the competing claims and what investigators have publicly confirmed.
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