Bradley Moss

In this discussion, veteran national security lawyer Bradley Moss provides insights into a serious breach involving President Trump’s officials discussing war plans on an unsecured platform. Moss unpacks the legal implications of this scandal, emphasizing potential violations of classified communication protocols. The conversation highlights Trump's evasive response and failure to address the gravity of the situation. The episode explores the dangerous consequences of political gaslighting and the need for responsible governance in turbulent times.

Bradley Moss, a veteran national security lawyer, dives into the alarming breach where high-ranking officials discussed sensitive military plans on Signal. He unpacks the severe implications of using unsecured communication for such discussions. Trump's evasive response to the leak raises questions about his leadership and accountability. The conversation also touches on potential violations of the Espionage Act and the pressing need for journalistic integrity in holding political leaders accountable for their actions. It's a deep look into a scandal that could reshape trust in governance.

Will Chamberlain, senior counsel at the Article III Project, and Bradley Moss, a national security lawyer, dive into contentious Supreme Court rulings surrounding presidential immunity. They discuss how these decisions might shield Trump from accountability and reshape the legal landscape for future presidents. The duo also analyzes Biden's plummeting poll numbers post-debate, examining the growing unease among Democrats about his re-election prospects and the party's visible discontent regarding his leadership.

This discussion features Bradley Moss, a legal expert known for his insightful analysis of high-profile trials. They dive deep into the complexities of Trump's hush money trial, dissecting jury deliberations and potential verdict implications. The conversation also touches on Trump's evolving relationship with wealthy donors and the Democratic National Committee's decision to hold an online convention amid increasing voter dissatisfaction. Additionally, the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza is examined, highlighting growing concerns among young Americans about their country's future.

National security lawyer Bradley Moss brings his expertise to discuss the Georgia indictment of Donald Trump and 18 others. He delves into the legal complexities of the RICO Act and what it means for those involved in the election manipulation. The conversation highlights the potential impacts on election integrity and the personal toll on defendants. Moss also sheds light on the nuances of legal defenses, including free speech arguments, and the challenges prosecutors face in proving intent and knowledge of falsehood.

Bradley Moss, a national security lawyer, and Benjamin Weingarten, a senior contributor to The Federalist, delve into the complexities of Trump's legal battles. They discuss the implications of his court appearances and conspiracy charges amid a tense political climate. The downgrade of the U.S. credit rating raises concerns over Biden's administration, while Obama warns of potential electoral fallout. Additionally, they examine the struggles of Ukraine's offensive and the recent failings of Yellow Trucking Company, tying it all to broader themes of power and accountability.

Ryan Grimm, a political commentator, and Emily Krzynski join legal experts Bradley Moss and Josh Hammer to dissect the intricacies of Donald Trump's indictment. They explore the legal hurdles Trump faces, dissect the implications for his 2024 campaign, and debate the potential effects on voter sentiments. The discussion also covers the recent Wisconsin Supreme Court election, highlighting its impact on abortion rights. With contrasting views from the guests, this lively conversation captures the high-stakes political landscape amidst Trump's ongoing legal challenges.

National security lawyer Bradley Moss joins the discussion, providing legal insights into the potential arrest of Donald Trump tied to the Stormy Daniels case. He breaks down the complexities of New York law and the political fallout within the Republican Party. The episode also navigates geopolitical tensions, with Putin’s tour of Ukraine and implications of China's peace efforts. Plus, hear about the Iraq War’s legacy and critiques of lab leak theories, sparking a lively exchange between Jon Stewart and Larry Summers on economic policies.

From August 18, 2018: The President of the United States this week stripped the former CIA Director John Brennan of his security clearance in a dramatic White House statement by Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders. The White House is threatening more adverse security clearance actions against presidential critics, and former senior security officials are outraged. Benjamin Wittes sat down Friday afternoon with Bradley Moss, who represents people in security clearance revocation processes, to discuss the president's move, how different it is from a normal security clearance action, and what we can expect if a lawsuit develops.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/lawfare. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Bradley Moss, a national security law expert from the Mark Zaid Law Firm, dives into the complex legal landscape surrounding Donald Trump's ongoing investigations. He discusses the Fed's strategies to combat inflation and the shifting political dynamics as midterms approach. The podcast also highlights the competition between pharmaceutical giants and delves into Facebook's controversial censorship practices. Moss emphasizes the erosion of American optimism since the 1970s and underscores the importance of transparency in legal matters concerning prominent political figures.