Matthew Waxman, a national security law expert and Columbia Law professor, dives into the legality of U.S. strikes on Venezuelan drug boats, discussing claims of self-defense and potential legal challenges. Meanwhile, Paul Callan, a former Manhattan prosecutor, tackles Supreme Court questions about attorney-client communication during testimony breaks, differentiating permissible advice from potential coaching. Both guests illuminate the intersection of law, national security, and ethics in the judicial system.
