Legal experts Ben Wittes and Ron Filipkowski discuss Trump's legal troubles, Russia's election interference, and the organized crime-like behavior of Trumpworld. The podcast explores the guilty verdict on Trump, the impact on voter groups, and the implications of his jail prospects.

Former FBI Director James Comey and Ben Wittes discuss integrity, principles, and the Trump trial. Comey talks about choices made in 2016 and maintaining integrity. Ben updates on the Trump trial and praises Judge Merchan's fairness

An activist filmmaker discusses undercover recordings of Supreme Court justices and their spouses. Ben Wittes predicts a presidential immunity ruling and praises Amy Coney Barrett. Discusses criminals Trump associates with and Justice Alito's controversial speech.

Legal expert Ben Wittes and political analyst Steven Shepard discuss Trump's disqualification, presidential immunity, and concerns about Biden's campaign performance. They explore the limits of presidential power, character as a presidential check, and potential changes at the top of the ticket.

Ben Wittes, Editor-in-chief of Lawfare and a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, dives into the chaotic landscape of Trump’s legal battles. He argues that the justice system failed democracy, as Trump's indictments seemed to enhance his appeal among supporters. The conversation also touches on the implications of judicial decisions and the erosion of democratic norms. Wittes reflects on the political ramifications of past actions, including the U.S.'s stance on Ukraine, and the emotional toll of navigating these tumultuous times.

Legal expert Ben Wittes and Congressman Ro Khanna join to discuss America's trashy celebrity culture, Biden's impatience over Israel's plans for Rafah, dark overlords of Silicon Valley, and advocating for a 'new economic patriotism'. Topics include Stormy Daniels saga, Trump's demeanor in court, US aid to Israel, conflict strategy in Hamas-Israel conflict, Silicon Valley's right-wing leanings, and revitalizing America through economic patriotism.

Lawfare's Ben Wittes discusses Iran's attack on Israel, Congress's actions on Ukraine, Trump's NY trial, and the Supreme Court. Topics include the Great Hypocrisy of the Pro-Life Movement, efforts to reform the insurrection act, and restoring civics in higher education.

The podcast delves into Trump's ominous rhetoric and potential rehiring of Paul Manafort. Discussions also touch on Chuck Schumer's Israel comments, Kate Middleton's tabloid saga, and speculations on the UK monarchy. The chapter further explores legal cases, trial progress, and the challenges faced by journalists in Russia.

Ben Wittes, Editor-in-chief of Lawfare and a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, dives into the challenges facing Peter Hegseth as Trump’s pick for Secretary of Defense. The conversation navigates the complexities of military leadership and the implications of ongoing political investigations. Wittes also sheds light on the troubling incidents involving Israeli soccer fans in Amsterdam, discussing the interplay of identity and violence. With sharp insights into the legal landscape, this is a thought-provoking listen for anyone interested in politics and law.

Ben Wittes, Editor-in-Chief of Lawfare and a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, dives into the political and legal turmoil surrounding Donald Trump. He discusses the implications of Trump's threats of prosecution against political figures, particularly addressing the unique challenges of prosecuting a former president. The conversation also touches on election counting frustrations in California and the accountability of public officials in national security. Wittes navigates the intersection of local threats and national politics with keen insight.