Debates on workweek reduction and Supreme Court ethics. Exploration of politics, royal family fascination, and RFK Jr.'s possible run. Analysis of bail systems and recidivism in justice. Focus on rehabilitation programs for offenders. Coverage of prison reform, Israel elections, and US-Israel relations.

Eric Holder, the 82nd Attorney General and chairman of the National Democratic Redistricting Committee, teams up with Michael Waldman, president of the Brennan Center for Justice, to delve into voter suppression and the importance of civic engagement. They discuss gerrymandering tactics and their impact on representation, the challenges faced by voters in red versus blue states, and the evolving strategies of political parties around election integrity. Both emphasize the urgent need for reforms to protect democracy and encourage everyone to participate actively in elections.

The podcast delves into political topics like trials involving Trump, challenges of the Electoral College, gerrymandering effects, tough interview questions for politicians, loss of faith, critique of antidepressant use, and exploring mental health spectrum.

Former U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder discusses the fight for voting rights, redistricting concerns, and the impact of gerrymandering. He highlights the importance of fair mapping, the historical role of the Department of Justice, and the potential implications of former president Donald Trump's reelection.

Former Obama Attorney General Eric Holder discusses the importance of defending democracy and the rule of law, addressing gerrymandering and criminal justice reform. He also reflects on breaking barriers and his admiration for Jackie Robinson, explores the implications of a hypothetical Russian attack, and criticizes Putin's actions. The podcast also covers Trump's immunity appeal to the Supreme Court and the global backlash to his comments about Russia and NATO.