John Q. Barrett

G. Edward White, a constitutional scholar and biographer of Robert H. Jackson, joins John Q. Barrett, a legal historian who edited Jackson's work, and Gerard Magliocca, an expert on Jackson's Steel Seizure concurrence. They dive into Jackson's influential views on presidential power and separation of powers. The discussion highlights how Jackson's experiences at Nuremberg affected his judicial philosophy and his impactful opinions on free speech. Their insights reveal Jackson's enduring legacy and relevance in today's legal landscape.

Join legal historian John Q. Barrett, whose work celebrates Robert H. Jackson's legacy, alongside constitutional scholar Gerard Magliocca, known for his insights on Jackson’s Steel Seizure concurrence, and historian G. Edward White, who delves into Jackson's life. They explore Jackson's impact on presidential power, his transformative experiences during the Nuremberg Trials, and the lasting implications of his legal theories. The discussion also touches on Jackson's role in landmark cases like Brown v. Board, illustrating his enduring influence on American jurisprudence.

Join John Q. Barrett, a law professor with insider knowledge from the independent counsel's investigation, and Mary Belcher, a seasoned reporter from The Washington Times, as they unravel the complexities of the Iran-Contra scandal. They discuss George H.W. Bush's controversial role in the affair, the impact of the Weinberger indictment, and the political fallout surrounding the pardons issued on Christmas Eve. Dive into the mind of Bush through his diary entries and explore how media scrutiny shaped his legacy during this turbulent time.