Kim Wehle
Former Assistant U.S. Attorney and current law professor at the University of Baltimore, and author of Pardon Power; appears as a legal expert on presidential pardons.
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Nov 16, 2025 • 20min
One Thing: Unpacking Trump’s Second Term Pardon Spree
Kim Wehle, a former Assistant U.S. Attorney and law professor, dives into the unusual nature of Donald Trump’s over 1,600 pardons, highlighting their political and transactional aspects. She contrasts traditional pardon practices focused on mercy with Trump’s self-serving approach. The conversation touches on pardons for January 6 participants and political allies, as well as the implications of Supreme Court decisions on the pardon power. Wehle also critiques the ethical concerns surrounding the oversight of pardons and the disparity in clemency for ordinary applicants.
Dec 8, 2025 • 24min
Supreme Court hears case that could give Trump more power
Kim Wehle, a law professor and former U.S. attorney, delves into the Supreme Court's consideration of presidential powers regarding the FTC commissioner. Bobbi-Jeanne Misick discusses the heightened immigration enforcement in New Orleans, highlighting community fears and the impact on local businesses. Alexandra Lange reflects on the late Frank Gehry's extraordinary legacy, exploring how his innovative use of everyday materials transformed modern architecture and left a lasting mark on the landscape.
