Law professors Sai Prakash and Michael McConnell discuss the Supreme Court's ruling on presidential immunity, exploring historical perspectives, evolution of presidential power, constraints on immunity, and interpretations of Federalist 77. They delve into the balance of powers, executive authority, and implications for the behavior of executive officials.

Legal scholars Michael McConnell and Kenji Yoshino discuss Meta's Oversight Board's key decisions, including Trump's suspension and a Brazilian general's speech. They explore challenges of misinformation and incitement of violence during elections, navigating manipulated media policies, handling sensitive conflicts like Gaza, and promoting civil dialogue and diverse viewpoints within the board.

The podcast discusses the Supreme Court's ruling on Trump's ballot eligibility under the 14th Amendment, debate on Congress's enforcement role, challenges in disqualifying insurrectionists, analyzing the January 6 events for insurrection, judicial restraint in election matters, and reflections on the Trump v. Anderson decision.