James Hohmann

Join James Hohmann, a columnist at The Washington Post who analyzes the intersections of law and politics, and Jason Willick, another insightful columnist discussing legal challenges from the Trump administration. They dive into the intricate tug-of-war between executive power and judicial oversight. The duo scrutinizes recent Supreme Court rulings on Trump's actions, including his controversial pardons, and debates whether impending legal challenges will impact the balance of powers. Their lively discussion promises to shed light on the complexities of government authority and accountability.

Libby Casey, Rhonda Colvin, and James Hohmann from The Washington Post are joined by Vice President Kamala Harris. They dive into the excitement and contrasts of the recent Democratic National Convention, especially Harris's galvanizing speech that shifted focus to broader representation issues. The team discusses the impact of engaging personal stories and the role of influencers in amplifying Democratic messaging. They also examine how social media is reshaping political engagement and reflect on the evolving dynamics between traditional and modern journalism.

Rhonda Colvin, James Hohmann, and JM Rieger from The Washington Post delve into the upcoming Democratic National Convention and the strategic positioning of Kamala Harris. They question why she has limited media appearances despite rising poll numbers. The trio also discusses Donald Trump's ongoing legal challenges and their potential impact on his 2024 campaign, contrasting his quieter approach with Harris's proactive stance. Additionally, they touch on the legal complications surrounding former Congressman George Santos.

This discussion features Libby Casey, Rhonda Colvin, James Hohmann, Governor Tim Walz, and former President Donald Trump. They dive into the significant shift in the 2024 campaign atmosphere, especially Vice President Harris's choice of Walz as her running mate. The group analyzes Trump's ongoing legal issues and his fixation on the 2020 election, alongside the shifting dynamics of political discourse. Personal attacks are becoming the norm, reflecting on race, gender, and voter sentiment as the election looms large.

Washington Post journalists Libby Casey, Rhonda Colvin, and James Hohmann discuss Trump's pick for VP, J.D. Vance, and a legal case involving classified documents. They analyze Vance's potential impact, the unity at the Republican Convention, and the legal repercussions of the case against Trump.