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Throwing Trump Under the Bus?
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Quick takeaways
- The podcast discusses the Georgia election challenge and the constitutional implications of fake electors arguing they were acting at the direction of the President of the United States.
- The podcast explores a case challenging OSHA's authority to set workplace safety standards, arguing that the delegation of power is unconstitutional.
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Podcast Summary
This podcast episode explores various legal cases and issues, including the Georgia election challenge, workplace safety standards, and racial discrimination in law firm fellowships. In the Georgia election challenge, fake electors argue that they were acting at the direction of the President of the United States. The court analyzes the constitutional implications of this claim. In another case, a plaintiff challenges OSHA's authority to set workplace safety standards, arguing that the delegation of power is unconstitutional. Additionally, two law firms are sued for racial discrimination in their diversity fellowship programs, which restrict eligibility based on race. The podcast delves into the legal arguments, dissenting opinions, and potential implications of these cases.