James Romoser

Last term, the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, limited the EPA’s ability to regulate carbon emissions, and kicked gun issues back to the state level, overruling years of precedent and going against public opinion. Roy Wood Jr. sits down with Daily Show supervising producer and writer Zhubin Parang, ACLU legal director, David Cole and editor of SCOTUSBlog, James Romoser to discuss what Americans can expect from this new term, how justices could be held accountable for their rulings, and what it would take to course-correct and see a judiciary that is more closely aligned with public opinion. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

James Romoser, legal editor at Politico, brings his expertise in constitutional law to discuss Donald Trump's claims about a possible third term. The conversation dives into the complexities and legal challenges surrounding this idea, including potential loopholes in the 22nd Amendment. They explore historical precedents and the role of the Supreme Court in interpreting these laws. Romoser sheds light on the strategic political maneuvers that could possibly allow Trump to maintain power, making for a thought-provoking analysis of current political tactics.

Legal editor James Romoser joins Playbook co-author Eugene Daniels to discuss the two-tiered justice system favoring Trump. They delve into Trump's hush money trial, Harris' aggressive stance on abortion rights, and Michael Cohen's interview with Ryan Lizza in this thought-provoking episode.

Legal editor James Romoser and national correspondent Betsy Woodruff Swan discuss the collision of law and politics in determining political fortunes in 2024, focusing on Hunter Biden's legal troubles, Trump's D.C. case, and the implications for the upcoming presidential campaigns. They also explore the potential outcomes of a Supreme Court decision on Trump's immunity, the judge's handling of the case, and the constitutional and political implications of Hunter Biden's controversies.

Just over a year ago, the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, limited the EPA’s ability to regulate carbon emissions, and kicked gun issues back to the state level, overruling years of precedent and going against public opinion. Roy Wood Jr. sits down with Daily Show supervising producer and writer Zhubin Parang, ACLU legal director, David Cole and editor of SCOTUSBlog, James Romoser to discuss what Americans can expect going forward, how justices could be held accountable for their rulings, and what it would take to course-correct and see a judiciary that is more closely aligned with public opinion.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.