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Off Air with Ron Chapman
Off Air explores the nation’s most important legal headlines with depth and context you won’t find in mainstream media.
Hosted by Attorney and TV news analyst Ron Chapman, Off Air brings real courtroom experience to the stories shaping the country. Neil Cavuto has called Chapman an “attorney extraordinaire,” and a federal judge described him as “one of the best attorneys I’ve seen in my 20 years on the bench.”
With more than 175 acquitted counts in federal cases, Chapman delivers real-world insight and rigorous legal analysis on the cases that matter most.
Off Air with Ron Chapman
Latest Episodes
Leon Black, Epstein, and the Money No One Can Explain
Leon Black built Apollo Global into a trillion-dollar firm and became one of the most powerful figures in American finance. He also paid Jeffrey Epstein at least $158 million, and by the Senate Finance Committee's count, closer to $170 million....
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How the DOJ Turned Billing Data Into a $6.5 Billion Takedown
The Department of Justice announced a $6.5 billion national healthcare fraud takedown, charging 455 defendants across the country. It was presented as one coordinated event, a single message meant to deter fraud. The reality is more complicated...
The JFK Assassination, Part 2: The Cover-Up and the Case That Fell Apart
On November 22nd, 1963, John F. Kennedy was killed in Dallas, and within two days the only suspect was dead too. Federal Criminal Defense Attorney Ron Chapman picks up the investigation at the moment of the assassination and works through the c...
The Fake CIA Program Behind the $40 Million Gold Scandal
In May 2026, FBI agents seized 303 gold bars worth roughly $40 million from a home in Virginia, along with cash and dozens of luxury watches. The owner was David Rush, a senior CIA officer with top secret clearance. Despite that access, the cha...
Why America Is Defending Luigi Mangione (And Why He Might Walk)
A man is on trial for a murder the evidence says he committed, and a million dollars showed up to defend him. The killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson should have been an open and shut case. It has become something the country cannot ...
