Peter Neronha

Peter Neronha, Attorney General of Rhode Island and former federal prosecutor, dives into the complex world of politicized prosecutions. He discusses recent indictments against figures like Letitia James and James Comey, questioning if these moves represent retaliation against Trump's political foes. Neronha also examines how the Department of Justice's norms have shifted under the current administration, impacting the integrity of legal processes. He highlights the role of state AG coalitions in legal battles against federal policies, showing the intersection of law and politics.

Sophia Li, an award-winning journalist and climate storyteller, co-hosts a lively discussion with Rhode Island Attorney General Peter Neronha, who is battling to revive the Revolution Wind project, facing off against federal regulations. Musician and climate advocate Adam Met shares his Neo-Industrial Revolution declaration, urging a new language around climate engagement that connects with everyday life and job creation. They explore state and local climate actions, highlighting grassroots movements and the shift from individual solutions to structured civic engagement.