Harry Litman

Harry Litman, a former U.S. attorney and host of Talking Feds, discusses the fallout from the controversial decision to drop corruption charges against Mayor Eric Adams, tied to significant resignations at the Department of Justice. Sam Bagenstos, a former general counsel for HHS and OMB, examines the chaotic governance under Elon Musk, warning of the dangers of unchecked executive power. Together, they explore the implications of these political maneuvers on law, accountability, and the fragility of government structures in the face of crisis.

Harry Litman, a former U.S. Attorney and legal expert, joins Ben Meiselas to dissect the fallout from the arrest of Milwaukee Judge Hannah Dugan by the DOJ/FBI. They explore how this bold move could backfire on Trump, discuss eroding public trust in the judicial system due to federal stings, and examine the troubling intersection of law and politics. The conversation dives into the implications for courtroom integrity and critiques the Trump administration's faltering legal strategies.

Harry Litman, an attorney and former Supreme Court clerk, Jeannie Suk Gersen, a Harvard Law professor, and Sarah Isgur, a columnist and former Justice Department spokeswoman, explore recent Supreme Court rulings. They discuss the controversial end of affirmative action in college admissions and a decision allowing discrimination against same-sex couples under the guise of free speech. The conversation raises critical questions about civil rights, the Constitution's interpretation, and the widening political divide in America.

Mea Culpa welcomes our old friend, Harry Litman, the former US Attorney and Deputy Assistant Attorney General. Litman is currently the legal affairs columnist for the Los Angeles Times and a professor of Constitutional Law at UCLA and UCSD. Harry can be seen as a legal and political commentator on CBS, NPR MSNBC, and CNN. Litman is also the creator and host of the Talking Feds Podcast. You’d be smart to subscribe to the “Talking Feds” YouTube channel. New episodes are posted daily. But today Harry is here to give us the rundown on all things Trump indictment. He is especially interested in Judge Cannon and the damage she could potentially do to the prosecution’s case. 

Former U.S. Attorney Harry Litman discusses the Trump hush money trial, potential outcomes, and trial proceedings. Topics include witness testimonies, legal implications of false records, jury dynamics, and Trump's actions. The discussion delves into the defense strategies, challenges of prosecuting federal crimes, and potential consequences for Trump's future.

Harry Litman, a former U.S. Attorney and legal expert on Trump's challenges, shares insights on how corruption can be litigated. Amanda Litman, co-founder of Run for Something, introduces her book on young leadership. They discuss the importance of representation in democracy and how millennials are reshaping the political landscape. The conversation touches on the inadequacies of the DOJ in ensuring accountability and the strategic responses needed from Democrats to maintain political power.

Harry Litman, a former U.S. attorney and creator of the Talking Feds podcast, and Sam Bagenstos, a law professor at the University of Michigan and former general counsel for HHS, delve into the chaos of federal governance. Litman discusses the fallout from the 'Thursday Night Massacre' and the impact on the Department of Justice's integrity. Meanwhile, Bagenstos warns of the dangers of Elon Musk's disruptive influence on government functions, emphasizing the need to rethink our understanding of a constitutional crisis amidst shrinking federal capabilities.

Harry Litman, a former U.S. attorney and host of "Talking Feds," provides insightful analysis on Trump’s latest legal challenges. Ben Terris, a Washington Post reporter and author, dives into the intriguing role of a DJ influencing Trump – and it’s more than just music. They explore Elon Musk's sway in politics, the rise of AI in business, and how Trump’s executive orders might reshape immigration policies. There's also a focused discussion on the state of political norms and media integrity, reflecting a pressing need for truth in journalism.

Harry Litman, a former U.S. attorney and host of Talking Feds, joins Michael Popok, who runs the Legal AF YouTube channel, to analyze Donald Trump's controversial nominations. They discuss the potential threats to the rule of law posed by nominees like Matt Gaetz and the implications of inflammatory rhetoric on governance. The duo also explores the concept of recess appointments and their repercussions on U.S. foreign relations, while emphasizing the need for reliable legal information in today’s charged political climate.

Harry Litman, a former U.S. attorney and host of 'Talking Feds', dives into Donald Trump's latest legal troubles, shedding light on the complex political landscape. Jeff Jarvis, director of the Tow Knight Center for Entrepreneurial Journalism, discusses themes from his book 'The Web We Weave', emphasizing the urgent need to reclaim the internet from misinformation and corporate control. They also explore the impact of AI on journalism and democratic discourse, alongside the necessity for media accountability in today’s digital age.