Jay Johnson

Miles Taylor, former chief of staff at DHS, shares insights on the lack of accountability in Trump's second term, painting a picture of a chaotic White House led by 'man-children.' Jay Johnson discusses the legality of recent Pentagon strikes in the Caribbean, emphasizing the troubling implications for military engagement. Rep. Adelita Grijalva recounts a harrowing experience where she was pepper-sprayed by ICE during an immigration oversight attempt, revealing the aggressive tactics faced by lawmakers on the ground.

Hakeem Jeffries, U.S. Representative and House Democratic Leader, discusses the impacts of a shooting incident in D.C. and the push for a discharge petition to extend ACA tax credits, highlighting Democratic strategies amidst GOP chaos. Former DHS Secretary Jay Johnson offers insights on law enforcement's approach to the investigation, vetting concerns, and the implications of gun violence. The conversation also covers the surprising competitiveness of the Tennessee special election, with candidate Afton Behn emphasizing grassroots efforts and accessibility to sway voters.

Kristi Noem, serving as Secretary of Homeland Security, discusses federal operations in Minneapolis following a federal shooting, emphasizing the legal implications of invoking the Insurrection Act. Jay Johnson, former DHS Secretary, shares insights on de-escalation tactics and critiques current practices. The conversation includes community responses to protests, the impact of ICE tactics on daily life, and the wider implications of federal actions. Tension runs high as calls for calm clash with the urgency of federal intervention.

Jonathan Lemire, a Staff writer at The Atlantic, shares insights on a controversial U.S. strike that killed survivors, sparking intense debates. Retired Lieutenant General Mark Hertling and former Homeland Security Secretary Jay Johnson discuss the legal ramifications, questioning if the action constitutes a war crime. They underscore the moral obligation to rescue rather than target survivors. The panel also emphasizes the need for transparency and congressional hearings to address the rules of engagement and the Pentagon's accountability.

U.S. Representative Tim Burchett, a Tennessee Republican lawmaker, discusses the recent travel ban and critiques the vetting of evacuees, emphasizing congressional inaction. Former Homeland Security Secretary Jay Johnson dives into the complexities of asylum processes and legal ramifications of military strikes. NBC News's Courtney Kuby analyzes the legality of the president's military actions, while Julia Ainsley reports on the travel ban's implications for homeland security. Together, they unpack the political stakes surrounding immigration policy and national security.