Paul Rosenzweig

Amy Cooter, a researcher on domestic militias, Tess Owen, an investigative reporter on extremism, and Paul Rosenzweig, a cybersecurity lawyer, delve into President Trump’s pardons for January 6th insurrectionists. They discuss the alarming message these pardons send to violent militia groups like the Oath Keepers, the influence of social media on far-right extremism, and the potential legal ramifications of Trump's actions. Their insights illuminate the intersection of political violence, militia dynamics, and the risks posed by unchecked executive authority.

Paul Rosenzweig, a former deputy assistant secretary for policy at DHS and cybersecurity expert, dives into the Signalgate scandal that leaked sensitive military discussions involving Houthi militants. He reveals the potential risks and national security vulnerabilities highlighted by this controversy. The conversation critiques the Trump administration's communication strategies and raises ethical concerns surrounding recent tariff increases on imported cars. Rosenzweig also touches on the surprising electoral shift in Pennsylvania, reflecting changing political dynamics.

In this discussion, Paul Rosenzweig, a former policy guru at DHS, and Carrie Cordero, an immigration policy expert, dive into the heated 'Abolish ICE' debate. They assess the impact of ICE’s operations on communities and whether the movement represents a genuine policy shift or a mere rebranding. The conversation also highlights the evolution of immigration enforcement post-9/11 and critiques aggressive tactics used by ICE. Ultimately, they advocate for substantial reforms that prioritize humane treatment and targeted legislation.

Timothy Edgar and Paul Rosenzweig discuss the Volt Typhoon cyber intrusion, highlighting differing views on U.S. cybersecurity strategy. They explore the legal and privacy implications of the botnet removal and the need for reevaluating cybersecurity measures. The conversation touches on the concept of mutually assured disruption in cyber conflicts, the challenges of issuing warrants for technological devices, and the importance of rethinking cybersecurity strategies in response to Chinese threats.

Exploring the history of presidential investigations from Ken Starr to Robert Mueller, insights on current inquiries involving President Biden, a deep dive into a timely lecture series on investigating American Presidents, discussions on legal frameworks and historical investigations of presidential misconduct, and insights on the role of public perception in upholding the rule of law.