Trump 2.0 and the Law (Robert Wright & Jack Goldsmith)

Jack Goldsmith, a Harvard Law professor and former member of the George W. Bush Justice Department, discusses the intricate dance of presidential power during Trump's administration. He explores the implications of Trump’s military leadership changes and the challenges of legal accountability. The conversation dives into the controversial ‘unitary executive theory’ and examines whether it poses a constitutional threat. Goldsmith unpacks the chaos in governance and the potential for Trump to navigate legal challenges, highlighting the broader implications for democracy.