

Trump Jeopardizes Union Gains & SCOTUS Flips
Nov 11, 2024
Kate Andrias, a labor law expert from Columbia Law School, highlights the threats a second Trump administration poses to recent labor gains. Harold Krent, from Chicago-Kent College of Law, discusses potential shifts in Supreme Court cases, particularly regarding regulations on healthcare for transgender minors and ghost guns. They explore how political leadership affects union rights, the legal landscape of labor relations, and the complexities surrounding executive influence on judicial proceedings.
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Intro
00:00 • 5min
Labor Relations in Transition
04:53 • 7min
Shifting Alliances: Labor Rights in a Changing Political Landscape
11:44 • 3min
Navigating Workers' Rights in a Shifting Political Climate
14:22 • 9min
Shifts in Administrative Law and Government Stance on Key Legal Issues
23:15 • 4min
Judicial Shifts: The Impact of Administration Changes on the Supreme Court
26:49 • 9min
Trump's Regulatory State and the Independence of the Fed
35:39 • 3min