The David Pakman Show BONUS SHOW: SCOTUS immigration ruling, Capitol rioter ordered to pay $500K
Jun 28, 2025
Explore the implications of a recent Supreme Court ruling allowing deportations to third countries, raising alarms over due process. The discussion dives into a Congresswoman's health dilemma amid restrictive laws that threaten medical care. A personal story highlights how ideology complicates life-threatening decisions. The moral complexities of accountability post-January 6th unfold as a rioter faces financial penalties. Lastly, the show examines the double standards in political protest treatment and upcoming interviews with lawmakers.
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Supreme Court Expands Exec Power
- The Supreme Court ruling expands executive power in immigration by allowing deportations to third countries without due process.
- Due process protections distinguish democracies from authoritarian systems and should apply to all, including noncitizens convicted of crimes.
Law vs. Political Loyalty
- Florida GOP Rep Kat Kamek nearly died from ectopic pregnancy complications due to treatment hesitancy under abortion ban fear.
- She blames Democrats for fear mongering, not the law, showing ideological loyalty overrides personal experience.
Civil Liability After Pardons
- A January 6th rioter was ordered to pay $500K despite being pardoned by Trump, illustrating civil liability can override presidential pardons.
- This reveals the moral and legal complexity when pardons conflict with jury findings of assault.