Alan Dershowitz | The Ben Shapiro Show Sunday Special Ep. 85

In this book, Alan Dershowitz argues for the importance of classical liberal values and centrism in contemporary American politics. He advocates for a return to the principles of the Founding Fathers and the Constitution, emphasizing the need to protect civil liberties and constitutional rights for all individuals.

In 'Rights from Wrongs', Alan Dershowitz presents a novel approach to understanding the origins of rights. He argues that rights emerge not from divine or natural sources, but from our collective experiences with injustice. This theory is developed through a bottom-up approach, emphasizing trial and error as key factors in shaping rights. The book addresses various legal and moral dilemmas, offering a fresh perspective on human rights within a secular framework.

In "The Case Against Impeaching Hillary Clinton," Alan Dershowitz presents a legal argument against the impeachment of Hillary Clinton. The book focuses on the legal standards for impeachment and argues that the evidence against Clinton did not meet the necessary threshold. Dershowitz emphasizes the importance of due process and the potential for partisan politics to influence impeachment proceedings. He analyzes the historical context of impeachment and examines the potential consequences of removing a president from office. The book offers a detailed legal analysis of the case against Clinton, providing a counterpoint to those who advocated for her impeachment.

In 'Guilt by Accusation', Alan Dershowitz presents his defense against sexual misconduct allegations, highlighting the importance of due process in the age of #MeToo. He argues that the movement, while beneficial, can lead to false accusations and suggests pathways for a fairer legal system. Dershowitz includes evidence supporting his innocence and critiques current societal attitudes toward such allegations.