James Longman

In this engaging discussion, James Longman, ABC's chief international correspondent, delves into a federal judge's landmark ruling against the Trump administration regarding deportation flights, raising questions about judicial power. The conversation also unpacks a scandal involving the Pentagon's high-ranking officials amid a leak investigation, shedding light on accountability and national security risks. Plus, Longman explores contentious rulings on transgender rights in the UK, highlighting the ongoing debates that shape gender identity discussions globally.

In this conversation, James Longman, ABC News Chief International Correspondent and author of 'The Inherited Mind,' dives into his personal journey with family trauma and mental illness. He reflects on how his father's struggles with depression and schizophrenia shaped his own mental health. James discusses the science of inherited trauma, the importance of storytelling in healing, and the emotional complexities of loss. Joined by Rob Rinder, they explore the delicate balance between resilience and vulnerability in the face of devastating family legacies.

James Longman, ABC News Chief International Correspondent, has reported from over sixty countries and authored the memoir 'The Inherited Mind.' He shares his poignant journey through family trauma, exploring the legacy of mental illness that has affected multiple generations, including his father’s struggle with schizophrenia and eventual suicide. Longman discusses the impact of these experiences on his life and career, weaving together personal narratives with the broader implications of genetics and resilience in overcoming inherited challenges.