Fast Politics with Molly Jong-Fast George Conway & Simon Rabinovitch
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Apr 2, 2025 
George Conway, a legal analyst for The Atlantic known for his insights on Trump's actions, joins Simon Rabinovitch, U.S. economics editor at The Economist, to dissect pressing political and economic issues. They delve into the implications of Trump's lawless behavior on institutions, comparing his tactics to those of a mob boss. Rabinovitch sheds light on how Trump's tariffs may impact the global economy and American competitiveness. Their candid discussion reveals the intertwined nature of legal battles and economic policies in today's political landscape.
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Law Firms' Cowardice
- George Conway criticizes law firms for prioritizing profits over defending the Constitution.
- He observes that they'd rather appease Trump than uphold the rule of law, calling it "morally reprehensible."
Trump's Court Losses
- Trump consistently loses in court, demonstrating his disregard for legal processes.
- These losses span various judges and courts, highlighting his widespread unlawful behavior.
Constitutional Crisis
- Conway argues that the US is in a constitutional crisis due to Trump's disregard for court orders.
- He predicts escalating chaos as Trump refuses to comply, leading to potential legal and political turmoil.