

Trump’s Immunity (with Joyce Vance, Rachel Barkow & Elie Honig)
Jul 3, 2024
Legal experts Joyce Vance, Rachel Barkow, and Elie Honig analyze the Supreme Court's ruling on Trump's immunity, discussing implications for criminal prosecutions and Trump's New York conviction. They also delve into other SCOTUS rulings related to January 6 prosecutions and the 'administrative state', with a bonus analysis on emergency abortions.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Analyzing Supreme Court Decision on Presidential Immunity and Core Powers
02:53 • 13min
Analyzing a Supreme Court Case and Hypothetical Scenario of Political Misuse of Power
16:10 • 4min
Defining Official Act and Conduct in Government
20:24 • 4min
Presidential Powers, Self-Pardons, and Legal Immunity
24:20 • 17min
Justice Thomas's Individual Decision and Concerns of Judicial Bias in Cases Involving Trump
41:25 • 6min
Legal Proceedings, Future of Travel, and Trade Wars
47:16 • 3min
Interpreting Legal Conduct and Judicial Discretion
50:39 • 10min
Implications of Recent Supreme Court Decision and Analysis of Legal Concept of Chevron Deference
01:00:19 • 13min
Legal Expertise, Regulatory Challenges, and Judicial Interpretations
01:13:40 • 7min
Discussion on Supreme Court ruling regarding emergency abortions and call for engagement
01:20:49 • 3min