Alan Rosenstein

Alan Rosenstein, a law professor at the University of Minnesota Law School and senior editor at Lawfare, dives into the complicated landscape surrounding TikTok as Donald Trump seeks to maneuver through a potential U.S. ban. The discussion reveals Trump’s limited options and the intertwining of TikTok's fate with broader U.S. foreign policy. Rosenstein highlights national security debates, the implications of a Supreme Court ruling, and the intriguing migration of users to the Chinese app Red Note amidst the ongoing controversies.

Alan Rosenstein, a law professor and senior editor at Lawfare, provides a deep dive into the legal implications of the Trump indictment, emphasizing the presumption of innocence amid complex investigations. Christian Paz, a senior politics reporter at Vox.com, shares insights on how public sentiment has evolved since January 6th and the potential apathy towards legal accountability. Together, they examine the ramifications of the indictment on American democracy, revealing shifting narratives and the broader consequences for voting rights.

Lawfare Senior Editors Quinta Jurecic, Roger Parloff, and Alan Rosenstein discuss whether former President Trump is immune from prosecution for his alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election. They analyze the complexities of presidential immunity at the Supreme Court, judicial perspectives on the issue, and the challenges of determining official acts in legal proceedings.