Paula Reid

Paula Reid, CNN’s chief legal affairs correspondent, shares insights on a federal judge's frustration with the Trump administration over a mistaken deportation to El Salvador. She discusses the complexities of the case involving alleged MS-13 connections and the potential constitutional crises stemming from non-compliance. Additionally, the episode touches on Mark Zuckerberg's testimony in an antitrust case regarding Meta, revealing how tech giants navigate legal battles while facing mounting political scrutiny.

CNN Chief Legal Affairs Correspondent Paula Reid discusses the challenges of seating a jury for Trump's hush money trial. They explore legal maneuvers, jury selection complexities, security measures, delays in charging Trump, implications of campaign finance violations, and risks of Trump testifying in the trial.

Paula Reid, CNN's Chief Legal Correspondent, and Mary McCord, Executive Director at the Institute for Constitutional Advocacy and Protection, dive into the controversial pardons issued for January 6th rioters. They discuss how these pardons challenge the rule of law and public trust, emphasizing the moral conflicts faced by law enforcement. The conversation raises critical questions about accountability, the impact of such actions on American democracy, and the narrative around patriotism linked to the events of that day.

CNN reporters Paula Reid and Meg Tirrell discuss the Supreme Court's sharp divide over an Idaho abortion ban affecting women's health. They dissect the implications, justices' stances, Biden's abortion rights strategy, and dissatisfaction within his coalition over the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

CNN Senior Legal Affairs Correspondent Paula Reid discusses the federal indictment of former President Donald Trump on 37 counts in the special counsel's classified documents probe. It sets up an unprecedented legal clash between President Joe Biden’s Justice Department and his potential 2024 general election opponent.