Eric Larson

In this captivating discussion, Matthew Diller, a Fordham Law professor, and Erik Larson, a Bloomberg legal reporter, delve into Donald Trump's contentious relationship with the judiciary. They analyze how Trump has targeted judges and lawyers while trying to reshape legal institutions, focusing on the alarming trend of appointing loyalists over qualified candidates. The conversation also touches on the implications of a recent court ruling that blocked the use of wartime law for deportations, highlighting the importance of due process and the chilling effects of political pressure on legal advocacy.

Erik Larson, a Bloomberg legal reporter, discusses Donald Trump's Supreme Court appeal regarding his hush money case, exploring implications for presidential immunity. Christopher Yoo, a law professor, delves into the recent ruling that dismantled net neutrality, raising concerns about the FCC's authority. Alex Ebert highlights a crucial New Jersey court decision that defends diversity, equity, and inclusion programs against backlash, showcasing the ongoing national debate about DEI initiatives. The conversation weaves together legal intricacies and their impact on society.

In this discussion, Eric Larson shares insights on the Manhattan DA's strong stance against dismissing the hush money conviction involving Trump, highlighting the implications for future presidential cases. Leah Nylen dives deep into the Justice Department's push for a breakup of Google, raising concerns about monopolistic practices. David Voreacos reveals the legal troubles of Roger Ver, known as 'Bitcoin Jesus,' as he faces a tax evasion investigation that complicates the landscape of cryptocurrency regulation.