Jeh Johnson

Jeh Johnson, former Secretary of Homeland Security under Barack Obama, discusses the controversial deployment of military troops to manage civil unrest. He shares insights on the implications of using the military for domestic law enforcement and reflects on the complicated dynamics surrounding immigration policies during Trump's administration. Johnson also addresses a controversial incident involving Senator Alex Padilla and critiques a deal his firm struck with the Trump administration, exploring the tensions between law, legacy, and leadership in challenging times.

Michael Luttig and Jeh Johnson, legal heavyweights and co-chairs of the ABA Task Force on American Democracy, delve into the concerning state of U.S. democracy. They discuss the dangers of unchecked presidential power and the repercussions of mass pardons. The duo advocates for independent commissions to combat gerrymandering and promotes civic education and reforms to boost voter participation. Highlighting threats from disinformation and the critical need for cybersecurity in elections, they issue a clarion call for collective civic action.

Former Secretary of Homeland Security, Jeh Johnson, and US Attorney Joyce Vance discuss the aftermath of an assassination attempt on former President Trump. They explore security lapses, shooter's motives, investigative processes, and the challenges of balancing safety with public engagement for political candidates.