Jack Queen

Greg Bensinger, a tech correspondent at Reuters, discusses Amazon's drastic layoffs after the pandemic and its strict return-to-office policy. Bate Felix, reporting from Cameroon, shares insights on the unrest following President Paul Biya's election win, highlighting allegations of rigging and public frustration. Jack Queen dives into the constitutional implications of Trump potentially seeking a third term, clarifying the legal barriers posed by the 12th Amendment. The conversation weaves through pressing global issues, from hurricanes to political tensions.

Legal reporters Tom Howes and Jack Queen dive into the heated standoff between the Trump administration and the judiciary. They discuss the implications of recent deportation rulings and how they're testing America's constitutional framework. The conversation explores a surge in lawsuits challenging Trump’s policies, including the controversial Alien Enemies Act. They highlight judges' cautious responses, the risk of a constitutional crisis, and the historic consequences of judicial noncompliance. Tune in for an engaging discussion on power, due process, and the legal tug of war.

Luc Cohen and Jack Queen, Reuters legal correspondents, dive into the intense legal battles influencing the upcoming U.S. elections. They discuss how both parties are maneuvering in courtrooms, with Republicans focused on election security and Democrats defending voting rights. The conversation highlights legal strategies unfolding in battleground states, the importance of local officials' integrity, and the potential repercussions if election results are contested. They also touch on how the echoes of the 2020 elections shape current legal disputes.