Matt Gluck

Brian Finucane, a Senior Adviser at the Crisis Group; Jack Goldsmith, a Harvard Law professor and national security law expert; and Matt Gluck, Lawfare Research Fellow, dive into the escalating U.S. military operations in Yemen against the Houthi rebels. They analyze the Biden administration's legal justifications under the War Powers Resolution and the complexities of congressional oversight. The conversation highlights the evolving interpretations of military authority, the role of unmanned vehicles, and how the administration's actions may redefine U.S. engagement in conflict.

Join Natalie Orpett, an expert in national security, Anna Bower, a savvy political commentator, and Matt Gluck, a contemporary national security analyst, as they dissect pivotal themes impacting our world. They analyze President Biden's speech at the U.N., reflecting on foreign policy legacies amidst ongoing crises. Georgia's election rule changes spark debates on election integrity and potential manipulations ahead of 2024. Delve into the interplay between political pressures and public trust in democracy as the discussion unfolds.

Journalist David Ignatius discusses his newest spy thriller, Phantom Orbit, with Lawfare Research fellow Matt Gluck. They talk about character development, the strategic space race, gender in the CIA, and scientific discovery. Topics include US-China-Russia competition, private sector space advancements, Chinese satellite infiltration, military satellite threats, and the impact of AI on national security.

Lawfare Research Fellow Matt Gluck, along with a panel of experts, discuss the history and flaws of special counsels, focusing on recent testimonies regarding President Biden's handling of classified material. They explore the evolution of the special counsel institution, critique the Mueller report, and suggest changes to improve accountability and effectiveness. The podcast also delves into media coverage of special counsel reports and the challenges of presenting complex legal documents to the public.

Jonathan Cedarbaum, Professor of Practice at GW Law School, and Matt Gluck, Research Fellow at Lawfare, discuss key cyber provisions of the NDAA for Fiscal Year 2024, including threats from Mexican criminal organizations and China, military's expanded role in protecting critical infrastructure, and what they would like to see in future versions of NDAA.