John Yoo

Join former Justice Department official John Yoo, who offers insights on presidential authority regarding Trump's tariffs, alongside Andrew Ross Sorkin, a New York Times columnist. Sorkin draws intriguing parallels between today's market trends and the 1929 crash, cautioning about potential risks. Meanwhile, CNN anchor Bianna Golodryga delves into her new children's book, discussing rising antisemitism and the importance of educating young readers on the topic. Their engaging conversations uncover urgent legal, economic, and social issues.

John Yoo, a law professor and former Justice official known for his expertise in constitutional law, joins Rob Long and James Lileks for a lively discussion. They dissect the implications of the recent government shutdown and the shortcomings of shutdowns in addressing the deficit. Yoo tackles complex issues like presidential war powers and the legal nuances of drug trafficking as warfare. The trio also examines the moral debates around taxation and the unpredictable effects of AI on labor markets, all while keeping the conversation engaging and humorous.

In this thought-provoking discussion, legal scholars Richard Epstein and John Yoo tackle provocative topics ranging from the feasibility of a U.S. presidential acquisition of Greenland to the complexities of treaty termination. They dive into the boundaries of presidential power, especially in war decisions and the implications for the Federal Reserve. The conversation also addresses the contentious issues of transgender athletes in sports and recent firearm legislation in Hawaii, highlighting the intricate balance between rights and regulations.