Aaron Davis

Join Pulitzer Prize-winning journalists Carol Leonnig and Aaron Davis as they dissect the complexities of the U.S. Justice Department's handling of cases against Donald Trump. They reveal why key investigations faltered, link FBI hesitancy to political fears, and delve into the impact of the January 6 Committee's revelations on DOJ actions. Their insights from the book ‘Injustice’ expose the struggles of maintaining fairness in a politically charged environment, raising questions about accountability and transparency in American justice.

Pulitzer Prize-winning journalists Carol Leonnig and Aaron C. Davis dive into their book, exposing the slow response of the Department of Justice to Trump's election interference attempts. They share how they secured insider insights by appealing to a sense of duty. Surprising findings are revealed, including the delayed investigations and challenges faced by Jack Smith. The duo discusses the impact of a weakened DOJ on national security and rule of law, emphasizing the continued perseverance of local U.S. attorneys despite overarching concerns.

In a riveting conversation, Pulitzer Prize-winning reporters Carol Leonnig and Aaron Davis dissect the turmoil within the Justice Department during the Trump era. They delve into how the DOJ was politicized, the struggles of career staff against weaponization, and the challenges of public trust. Discussing their book, they explore the rhetoric surrounding these issues, shedding light on the complex narratives about accountability and integrity. With insights from their investigative work, they share thoughts on restoring the DOJ's independence and the brave officials resisting political pressures.