

Tainted “Meat and Potatoes”— Andrew McCarthy on Political Trials, Public Tribulations | GoodFellows: John Cochrane, Niall Ferguson, Andrew McCarthy, H.R. McMaster, and Bill Whalen | Hoover Institution
10 snips Aug 24, 2023
Former federal prosecutor and National Review contributing editor, Andrew McCarthy, joins the panel to discuss the weaponization of law in American politics and its impact. They explore the potential unfairness of trials against Trump, the investigation into Biden's son, and the infusion of politics in the criminal justice system. They also discuss the need for effective oversight in intelligence collection and the potential political consequences of the lawfare against Trump. The podcast ends with a lighthearted discussion about books, movies, and summer activities.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
The Intersection of Politics and the Criminal Justice System
01:39 • 19min
FISA and the Need for Effective Oversight
20:14 • 6min
Potential Political Consequences of the Law Fair Against Trump
26:30 • 11min
Political Entanglements and Lack of Options
37:21 • 7min
The Importance of Accepting Election Results and Season Preferences
44:24 • 2min
Discussion on Recommended Books, Movies, and TV Shows
46:31 • 2min
Summertime Achievements and Salutations
48:23 • 3min