Carrie Severino

Carrie Severino, President of the Judicial Crisis Network and a legal expert, dives into pivotal Supreme Court rulings that enhance executive power, particularly during the Trump presidency. She discusses the implications of universal injunctions, their historical roots, and how they reshape the judicial landscape. The complexities of birthright citizenship are unraveled, alongside debates on parental rights in education and recent rulings balancing adult access to explicit content with child protection. A thought-provoking exploration of law and governance!

Carrie Severino, President of the Judicial Crisis Network, dives into the significant Murthy v. Missouri case, exploring critical issues around online free speech. She discusses how federal pressure on social media platforms to control dissenting views poses threats to First Amendment rights. The conversation highlights the challenges faced by the Supreme Court in balancing government influence with free expression, while examining the implications of potential rulings on future online discourse and the resilience of alternative platforms.

Carrie Severino, president of the Judicial Crisis Network and author of "Justice on Trial," dives into the recent swirl of allegations against Supreme Court Justices, particularly focusing on Clarence Thomas. She argues that claims of financial improprieties are politically motivated attacks on the conservative bench. The discussion also critiques media narratives and highlights the robustness of ethical disclosures among justices. Severino sheds light on how these controversies may impact the court and its perception in the public eye.