David Enrich

David Enrich, the Business investigations editor for the New York Times and author of "Murder the Truth," delves into the alarming rise of legal threats against journalists. He discusses the pivotal New York Times Co. v. Sullivan case and its crucial role in safeguarding free speech. Enrich highlights how current political climates are reshaping libel laws, the chilling effects of legal malice, and the evolving definitions of public figures. This conversation underscores the urgent need for robust protections for independent journalism in an increasingly hostile environment.

David Enrich, a Business investigations editor for The New York Times, discusses rising legal threats against the press. Ruth Marcus, a former associate editor at The Washington Post, explores the impact of misinformation on public trust. Ben Mullin, a media reporter for The New York Times, highlights how Trump's legal tactics seek to undermine freedom of expression. Together, they emphasize the deteriorating state of press freedom, the chilling effects of lawsuits, and the vital role of independent journalism in today's democracy.

David Enrich, business investigations editor at the New York Times and author of "Murder the Truth," dives deep into the ongoing threats to press freedom. He highlights the landmark Supreme Court case, New York Times v. Sullivan, and its critical role in protecting journalists from defamation suits. Enrich discusses the rising legal challenges faced by media, fueled by powerful figures and a politically charged environment. He emphasizes the emotional toll and financial risks for journalists fighting for truth in a changing legal landscape.

Barney Frank, a former Congressman pivotal in reshaping financial regulation post-2008, joins David Enrich, The New York Times' business investigations editor. They delve into Frank's legacy regarding the relaxation of banking regulations and its consequences in today's financial landscape. With a recent bank failure, they explore the implications of his decisions, the turbulent journey of mid-sized banks, and the ongoing debates about the stability of the banking system amidst potential systemic risks. Frank reflects on his career's challenges and contradictions.

Corey Robin, a distinguished political science professor and author, examines the parallels between current events and the Red Scare, particularly in the context of Mahmoud Khalil's recent detention. He discusses how government crackdowns on free speech can erode political culture. David Enrich, business investigations editor for The New York Times, highlights the growing threats to press freedom and the dangerous rise of defamation lawsuits, warning of their implications for journalists and the First Amendment.

David Enrich, a seasoned journalist at the New York Times and author of "Murder the Truth," dives into the threats facing America's free press. He discusses the landmark Supreme Court case New York Times v. Sullivan and its implications for media freedom. Enrich highlights a coordinated right-wing campaign to undermine this legal protection, sharing insights on wealthy individuals' influence on press freedom and the struggles independent journalists face today. This conversation raises critical questions about the future of dissenting voices in democracy.

David Enrich, the New York Times Business Investigations editor and author of "Murder the Truth," joins to discuss the alarming erosion of press freedoms. He reveals how powerful entities exploit legal systems to intimidate journalists, threatening the very foundation of accountability in democracy. The conversation dives into landmark cases like Times vs. Sullivan and the current landscape of misinformation, underscoring the necessity of truth in journalism amidst rising hostile forces.

David Enrich, an investigative reporter for The New York Times and author of "Murder the Truth," joins the discussion on the alarming trends targeting media accountability. He dives into the conservative push against the landmark New York Times v. Sullivan ruling, exploring its implications for press freedom. The conversation also touches on the dangers posed by misinformation and the legal battles surrounding media credibility. Enrich highlights the necessity for individuals to counteract these narratives while advocating for robust journalism.

Investigative journalist David Enrich joins Luigi and Bethany to discuss his latest book on how big law firms have corrupted the justice system. They explore the ethical dilemmas faced by lawyers, the manipulation of the justice system by big companies like Walmart, and the need for transparency and accountability in law firms. The lack of transparency in settlements and prosecutions is also highlighted.

David Enrich, New York Times journalist and author of 'Murder the Truth,' dives into the complexities of defamation law and the impact of journalistic freedom on public figures. He reflects on the intricacies of covering Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation hearings, emphasizing the balance between accountability and thorough reporting. The discussion also touches on landmark legal cases like New York Times v. Sullivan, revealing the ongoing challenges faced by journalists navigating truth and reputation in today's media landscape.