Join Melissa Murray, a law professor at NYU and co-host of Strict Scrutiny, as she dives into the complexities of Trump's waning legal troubles and the intriguing dynamics of political appointments. They discuss the unsettling implications of Kimberly Guilfoyle's potential ambassadorship and whether winning an election really offers a shield from legal repercussions. The conversation also navigates the intersection of healthcare failures shown in a tragic murder case and the riveting relationship between electoral victories and judicial accountability.

NYU Law Professor Melissa Murray and AbortionE founder Jessica Valenti discuss the regression of abortion rights in America and the challenges faced. They explore the impact of recent Supreme Court decisions, legal risks in Texas, and the importance of collective action in protecting reproductive rights.

The podcast features guest host Stacey Abrams discussing the upcoming debate. Melissa Murray talks about Supreme Court updates. Amanda Litman emphasizes the importance of progressive candidates in local races.

Melissa Murray, a law professor at NYU and MSNBC contributor, and John Avlon, an author and journalist, dive into the troubling implications of Pam Bondi's nomination as Attorney General. They dissect the glaring red flags surrounding her confirmation, particularly her allegiance to Trump over the U.S. They also discuss the ramifications of Supreme Court rulings on democracy and electoral integrity. Additionally, they tackle the challenges women face in politics and the urgent need for citizens to engage in democracy, urging action to revitalize the middle class.

Melissa Murray, a constitutional law professor at NYU and co-host of Strict Scrutiny, joins to discuss the implications of Trump’s second term. They dive into the ramifications of unilateral actions, like the TikTok order, that threaten the balance of power. The conversation highlights the misuse of civil rights language and the dangers surrounding the 14th Amendment. Topics include the significance of judicial scrutiny over executive orders, and the importance of civic engagement in countering political chaos and misinformation.

Melissa Murray, a sharp political commentator and guest host, joins to discuss the charismatic rise of Tim Walz as VP. They dive into his engaging public speaking style and hopeful approach in a negative political climate. The conversation also touches on Biden's Supreme Court reforms and the legal challenges facing Trump, including the January 6th case. Murray highlights the importance of connecting with younger voters and the complexities of political partnerships in shaping the upcoming election.

Authors discuss their New York Times bestseller book on Trump's indictments, analyzing charges and key figures. Legal strategies and upcoming deadlines for the cases are explored. The podcast delves into the historical context of political persecutions in Ukraine and the impact of disinformation on democracy.

Melissa Murray, co-host of Crooked’s ‘Strict Scrutiny,’ shares her insights on a tumultuous year at the Supreme Court, discussing key rulings and upcoming cases like gender-affirming care for trans minors and ghost gun regulations. The conversation delves into the political chaos among House Republicans amid a potential government shutdown, driven by the influences of Donald Trump and Elon Musk. As holiday pressures mount, concerns over government funding and labor strikes, such as Amazon drivers’ protests, highlight the complex web of current events.

Constitutional experts Melissa Murray and Kate Shaw join Jon Stewart to dissect Donald Trump's 'platinum due process plan' and the potential consequences of his presidential immunity. The discussion extends to the handling of cases against Trump, the threat of immunity, and the likelihood of him facing trial for the Jan. 6th insurrection.

Melissa Murray, Professor of Law, discusses the Supreme Court hearing on Trump's eligibility for the 2024 ballot. They explore the power of individual states, Special Counsel report on President Biden's handling of sensitive documents, and the Senate advancing an aid bill. The episode also includes banter about football teams, podcast production details, and book advertisements.