The Lawfare Podcast

Jack Goldsmith and Ben Wittes on Lawfare Origins and 9/11

Sep 13, 2021

01:00:56

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Jack Goldsmith

Ben Wittes

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The Politics of Lawfare

02:00

The Diversity of the Law Fair

01:49

Law Fair Does Not Have an Editorial Policy

02:17

Introduction

2min

Lawfare Podcast - September 13th, Two Thousand 21

3min

We Didn't Think About It Much, I Think We Should Do This

1min

How to Write a Journalistic Commentary on Detention Law

2min

You're Never Allowed to Pressure Me to Post, and We Will Never Accept Comments

2min

Law Fare and the Global War on Terrorism

2min

The War on Terror - The Moment That La Far Started

2min

The War on Terrorism During the Obama Administration

2min

The Bush Administration and the War in Terrorism

4min

10.

The Law Affair - How Much Did It Affect Your Relationships?

2min

11.

The Politics of the White House

2min

12.

We Did Invite Opposite Perspectives

2min

13.

Law Fare - A Critical Component

2min

14.

Law Fair Does Not Have an Editorial Policy

2min

15.

The Only Strong Editorial Point of View

2min

16.

Nectar Mattress Review

2min

17.

The Readers of Lawfare

2min

18.

Then, You Know, if We're Not Reaching Elena Kagan and J Johnson, We'll Be a Resource for Them.

2min

19.

How Can I Access Lawfare?

2min

20.

The Guantonimo Litigation

2min

21.

Lawfare - A New Approach to National Security

2min

22.

Siber Curity and Snowdon

2min

23.

The Obama Administration and the Election of Donald Trump

2min

24.

The Politics of Lawfare

2min

25.

What Is the Difference Between the Podcast and the Podcast?

2min

26.

The Politics of Lawfare

2min

27.

The Diversity of the Law Fair

2min

28.

The Irony of the Logical Diversity in the Post 11 Era

3min

29.

Female Writers in the Field

2min

30.

Lawfare and the End of the Forever War

3min

31.

The Legal Landscape of Counter Terrorism After the Afghanistan Retainment

2min

32.

The Lawfare Podcast

2min

More than 11 years ago. Bobby Chesney, Jack Goldsmith and Ben started a national security law blog called Lawfare. Focused, almost exclusively on issues related to the US government's reaction to 9/11 and the reactions to those government policies and the legal justifications for them in its early days, Lawfare was largely unknown to the general public outside of national security lawyers inside the U S government Lawfare didn't even have a podcast.

Jack and Ben joined me to talk through these origins of Lawfare, it's intimate connection to 9/11 and its aftermath, and the importance of analyzing these issues at the intersection of national security, law, and policy.

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