Susan B. Glasser, a staff writer for The New Yorker known for her political insights, and Ian Millhiser, Vox's legal correspondent focusing on the Supreme Court, delve into the shifting political landscape surrounding Donald Trump's second inauguration. They discuss how this inauguration starkly contrasts with the first, reflecting on political engagement and the evolving influence of Trumpism. Millhiser also highlights a crucial Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity, revealing its implications for executive power and potential abuse in future administrations.

Ian Millhiser, a senior correspondent at Vox covering the Supreme Court, and Heather Somerville, a national security and technology reporter for The Wall Street Journal, dive deep into the TikTok ban case. They discuss how this ban raises critical questions about free speech and ownership rights. The conversation spans U.S.-China tensions, national security fears over data privacy, and the competitive threats posed by Chinese tech firms. Millhiser and Somerville offer insight into the broader implications for American businesses and the future of digital platforms.

Vox's Ian Millhiser discusses the Supreme Court's recent power grab, including implications of the Loperbright decision and the Court's role in interpreting laws. The podcast also explores the blocking of OSHA rules for COVID vaccinations and challenges of justices handling federal agency regulations.

In this insightful discussion, Christian Paz, Vox correspondent, analyzes the surprising shift of Latino voters and what it means for the Democratic Party. Ian Millhiser, Supreme Court expert, breaks down the legal challenges Trump faces, particularly the Supreme Court's immunity ruling. Zack Beauchamp provides a critical look at voters' dissatisfaction and the potential fallout from Trump's agenda. Together, they unravel the complex political landscape following the election, addressing the implications for democracy and future leadership.

Vox's legal expert, Ian Millhiser, discusses Donald Trump's immunity case and related legal challenges, including charges post-2020 election and implications for the upcoming trial. The debate on presidential immunity, government immunity, and legal defense tactics in the Capitol insurrection case are explored, shedding light on the complexities of immunity claims and obstruction of justice charges.

Experts analyze Trump's 2024 strategy, legal troubles, and dangerous rhetoric. They discuss his goals, maintaining a strong base, and a campaign of retribution. The conversation also touches on his romanticized gangster image, media coverage, and voters' role in the Trump era.

Joining the conversation are Christian Paz, a Vox correspondent breaking down election results, Ian Millhiser, a senior correspondent interpreting Supreme Court implications, and Zack Beauchamp, who analyzes Republican dynamics and Trump's future policies. They dive into the surprising rightward shift of Latino voters and the implications for the Democratic Party. The panel discusses Trump’s legal challenges, the unpredictable impact of his proposed agenda, and how shifting voter sentiments shape the political landscape ahead.

Vox Senior Correspondent Ian Millhiser discusses the Supreme Court case on criminalizing homelessness, exploring legal complexities, Eighth Amendment debates, and policy implications. The podcast delves into the Court's role in addressing societal issues and the need for legislative actions to combat housing shortages.

According to Vox’s Ian Millhiser (and no, he hasn’t forgotten they just overturned Roe).This episode was produced by Siona Peterous, edited by Amina Al-Sadi, fact-checked by Victoria Chamberlin and Laura Bullard with help from Miles Bryan, engineered by Paul Robert Mounsey and Efim Shapiro, and hosted by Sean Rameswaram.Transcript at vox.com/todayexplainedSupport Today, Explained by making a financial contribution to Vox! bit.ly/givepodcasts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jim Rutenberg, a seasoned reporter from The New York Times, Ian Millhiser, a Vox senior correspondent with a focus on the Supreme Court, and Jessica Marsden from Protect Democracy dive into the pressing issues surrounding election integrity. They discuss the unsettling rise of the election integrity movement post-2020, the risks of non-certification in battleground states, and the wavering confidence in democratic processes. The conversation emphasizes the importance of accountability, legal reforms, and public trust in safeguarding elections against potential threats.