Legal scholars Richard Epstein and John Yoo discuss recent Supreme Court rulings, challenges to constitutional amendments, upcoming Chevron Deference challenge, disputes among originalist thinkers, criticisms of Justice Thomas, and future plans for a potential Trump Administration.

John Yoo, a constitutional law expert from UC Berkeley, shares his insights on pressing legal issues. He dives into the intricacies of presidential pardons, unpacking their federal limitations and historical context. The conversation turns to the legal dynamics of the Daniel Penny trial, offering a peek into jury deliberations and prosecution ethics. Yoo also reflects on societal perspectives of heroism and crime in light of recent events, including a dramatic high-profile assassination in New York, blending legal commentary with current societal challenges.

Michael Knowles and guest John Yoo discuss how Hobbes's Leviathan shaped political philosophy. They explore Hobbes as the first modern political philosopher, his views on law, the relevance of his ideas in America, the symbolism of the monster Leviathan, and the conservative nature of the American Revolution.

Professors Richard Epstein and John Yoo discuss the legal controversies surrounding Donald Trump and Joe Biden. They delve into the cases facing Trump in Georgia, Florida, D.C., and Manhattan, as well as the elusive case of Hunter Biden. They analyze the misapplications of forgery and impersonation charges, debate indicting a former president, and raise concerns about the integrity of Hunter Biden's plea bargain. The professors also explore the legal challenges and vulnerabilities of Trump and Biden for the 2024 election.

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Tara Palmeri is joined by John Yoo, a legal scholar and former advisor with deep expertise in constitutional law and presidential powers. They dive into Donald Trump's executive authority, dissecting how he could manipulate the justice system and enhance his influence. The conversation explores Trump's proposed executive orders, the legal battles they may provoke, and the historical context of actions like creating an 'enemies list.' They also discuss the implications of these powers on national security and governance, painting a vivid picture of the complexities ahead.

Trump's legal troubles, Biden's executive power controversy, Supreme Court case on administrative state, half-million dollar signing bonuses for former Supreme Court clerks, and an In-N-Out update from John

Constitutional law experts John Yoo and Smita Ghosh discuss President Trump's immunity from prosecution, exploring historical precedents, legal arguments, obstruction charges, Sarbanes-Oxley implications, and the impact on January sixth cases. They highlight the need for timely resolution in legal cases to avoid influencing election outcomes.

Brad Lander, NYC Comptroller and 2025 mayoral candidate, shares his thoughts on the leadership void in New York, touching on pressing immigration policies. John Yoo, law professor and former DOJ official, delves into the constitutional tensions between government branches exemplified by Trump's executive orders. The discussion captures the challenges faced by local governance amid accusations of corruption and evolving political dynamics. Plus, they touch on the implications of rising tariffs on key industries.

Professor John Yoo, a constitutional law expert at UC Berkeley, dives into a fiery discussion about American-Canadian tensions following a hockey rivalry. He highlights the implications of booing the national anthem and its reflection on national pride. The conversation shifts to Europe's lack of free speech, particularly in Germany, raising questions about American defense spending. Yoo also addresses the delicate balance of power between the presidency and Congress, referencing historical precedents that shape today's executive authority.