Judge Andrew Napolitano

Judge Andrew Napolitano, a former Superior Court Judge and expert in constitutional law, delves into the U.S. government's plea deal offer to Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, questioning the motives behind such negotiations. He argues that the actions of the Bush administration constitute war crimes, advocating for accountability and highlighting the legacy of torture at Guantanamo Bay. Additionally, the conversation touches on the regulatory failures linked to the train derailment in East Palestine, emphasizing the need for reforms and corporate accountability.

Guests Elizabeth Harrington, Michael Faulkender, Col. John Mills, Doug Mastriano, Steve Bannon, Judge Andrew Napolitano, Rep. Ronny Jackson, and Laura Loomer discuss topics including undermining Trump, open borders, disastrous Cowboys playoff loss, preventing flus with Z-stack gummies, lack of enthusiasm among voters, and criticism of Ken Kuchanelli.

Join Judge Andrew Napolitano, a constitutional law expert, as he tackles the legality of protests at Supreme Court justices' homes, raising critical questions about safety and government response. Journalist John Kass dives into the crime surge in Chicago, critiquing the mayor's inaction and the societal impact. Former prosecutor Mark Rasch unpacks the investigative efforts to identify the SCOTUS leaker, exploring the overlap of personal beliefs and judicial responsibility in these high-stakes discussions.