Pat Parenteau, an environmental law expert and professor at Vermont Law & Graduate School, discusses how a second Trump administration could reshape U.S. environmental policies, particularly focusing on the rollback of climate regulations and the impact on energy strategies. Meanwhile, criminal defense attorney Lauren Johnson Norris dives into the complex murder trial of Jose Ibarra, shedding light on the legal intricacies and the trial's connection to immigration debates, highlighting community sentiments and the implications for women's safety.

Bloomberg legal reporter discusses Senator Menendez's conviction on bribery charges, while environmental law expert talks about youth climate change lawsuits. They delve into the complexities of the cases, legal battles faced, and potential future implications, all hosted by June Grasso.

Bloomberg's Greg Farrell discusses Boeing's deferred prosecution agreement and potential legal consequences. Pat Parenteau delves into the new EPA power plant rules. Topics include whistleblower testimony, victims' rights, proposed EPA regulations, and challenges with carbon emissions and grid stability.