Derek Muller

Notre Dame law professor Derek Muller joins Sarah and David to discuss the legality of swapping party nominees, Kamala inheriting Biden's PAC money, challenges in Ohio, and the complexities of campaign finance laws. They also tackle the meaning of 'natural-born citizen,' faithless electors, and the role of political parties in primaries.

Interview with Derek Muller from Veritasium; Update: Mask Wearing; News Items: New Lunar Space Suits, End of Life Care, GPT-4 is Here, Terminator Zones, Ohio Chemical Spill

Exploration of Supreme Court case Trump v. Anderson, disqualification of candidates, challenges of enforcing constitutional provisions, federal court case on judge disqualification, interpretation of congressional enforcement under 14th Amendment, congressional responsibilities amid public disputes

Exploring Trump's eligibility to run for president amid insurrection concerns, with insights on the potential chaos in future elections. Delving into the complexities of presidential eligibility, state discretion, and the need for clarity. Advocating for a constitutional amendment for voting rights and sharing personal stories in the realm of election law and a transformative AI summer honors program.

Legal scholars Ned Foley and Derek Muller join Lawfare Senior Editor Scott R. Anderson to discuss the implementation of Section 3 disqualification under the 14th Amendment. They explore the interpretation and application of Section 3, its relevance in disqualifying individuals involved in insurrection or rebellion, and the procedural hurdles in implementing disqualification. The podcast also delves into hypothetical scenarios related to disqualification of candidates, the role of presidential electors, and the disqualification of state officials under Section 3.