Rep. Jamie Raskin

In this engaging discussion, Maryland Senator Chris Van Hollen reveals his efforts to secure answers about Kilmar Abrego Garcia's controversial detention in El Salvador, spotlighting serious issues surrounding due process and immigration. Congressman Jamie Raskin, a leading voice on the House Judiciary Committee, tackles Trump's court defiance and the significant implications for democracy. The conversation also dives into the broader impact of political rhetoric and highlights the increasingly tense climate for institutions like Harvard amid ongoing political pressures.

Rep. Nanette Barragan, a progressive Congresswoman from California, and Rep. Jamie Raskin, a leading voice in the Judiciary Committee from Maryland, dive into the alarming implications of Trump's Medicaid cuts. They reveal how these plans contradict Trump's promises to rural voters while benefiting billionaires. The discussion sheds light on the emotional toll of healthcare cuts, especially in swing districts, and critiques how these policies could exacerbate the struggles of vulnerable communities. They also address legislative absurdities and the growing concerns over ICE's expanding role.

Join Senator Amy Klobuchar, Congressman Jamie Raskin, and Senator Adam Schiff as they navigate the messy waters of political accountability in disaster responses. They critically examine the flawed governmental actions during the Texas floods, highlighting the urgent need for transparency and effective management. The discussion also touches on the disturbing revelations surrounding the Jeffrey Epstein case and the implications of today's political climate on justice. Additionally, they analyze the controversies surrounding emerging AI technologies and their potential risks.

Join Jamie Raskin, a Democratic congressman from Maryland, as he unpacks the Epstein files and explores allegations of a cover-up among the powerful. Jason Stanley, a philosophy professor, delves into the rising tide of authoritarianism affecting U.S. democracy, spotlighting gerrymandering and electoral manipulation. Chris Van Hollen also weighs in, advocating for a shift in U.S. policy towards Gaza, emphasizing the urgent need for humanitarian aid amidst ongoing crisis. These discussions shed light on the intertwining paths of politics, ethics, and global responsibility.

Jamie Raskin, a Democratic Congressman from Maryland and constitutional scholar, dives into the implications of recent Supreme Court rulings on executive power. He discusses how grassroots organizing is critical in countering Trump's controversial policies. Raskin elaborates on the role of state attorneys general in defending rights and navigating the challenges posed by judicial limits. The conversation touches on the importance of public engagement in legal battles and the resilience necessary to uphold constitutional rights amid ongoing governmental overreach.

Joining the discussion are Congressman Jamie Raskin, known for his defense of democratic institutions, and Cenk Uygur, founder of The Young Turks and a progressive firebrand. They dive into the civil war brewing between Trump loyalists and Elon Musk. Raskin shares insights on Musk's influence within the GOP and critiques the party's handling of key leadership roles. Uygur reflects on attending AmFest and the complexities of engaging with the MAGA-sphere. The two also tackle issues like pediatric cancer funding and the evolving dynamics of political loyalty.

Jamie Raskin, a Congressman, shares insights on the conservative holdouts and the nuances behind the passage of the Republican bill. Tommy Vietor, a former National Security Council spokesman and co-host of Pod Save America, discusses the political fallout for Republicans stemming from recent legislation. Election analyst Kyle Kondik provides a forward-looking view of the political landscape leading into 2026, analyzing voter dynamics and competitive races. Together, they highlight the urgent need for Democratic unity and strategic communication as midterms approach.

Rep. Jamie Raskin discusses countering the right-wing Project 2025 agenda in a second Trump term. Topics include G7 summit, Southern Baptist Convention, and potential commutation of Hunter Biden's sentence.

Sen. Chris Van Hollen, Rep. Jamie Raskin, Rep. Jasmine Crockett discuss threats to American democracy, Trump's alignment with dictators, and the importance of defending constitutional values. They also highlight Elise Stefanik's hypocrisy and Texas' restrictive abortion laws. The chapter explores the experiences of women affected by these laws and emphasizes the need for congressional action. The seriousness of the political situation, Trump's plan for autocracy, and the commitment to justice within the American Jewish community are discussed. The chapter concludes with an introduction to XPRIZE's HealthSpan competition that targets biological aging to improve health and well-being.

Rep. Jamie Raskin of Maryland has been one of the most prominent voices in Congress speaking about Jan. 6 and the aftermath of the insurrection. He has a uniquely personal relationship with the violence that day: he lost his son shortly before the riot, and went on to serve both as an impeachment manager prosecuting the second impeachment of Donald Trump, and as a member of the House select committee on Jan. 6, on which he still sits. On February 15, the Brookings Institution welcomed Representative Raskin to discuss his new book, “Unthinkable: Trauma, Truth, and the Trials of American Democracy.” For this special episode of the Lawfare Podcast, we’re bringing you audio of the event. First, you’ll hear Brookings President John R. Allen in conversation with Rep. Raskin. Then, you’ll hear a panel of Brookings scholars discuss Jan. 6 and Rep. Raskin’s reflections. Brookings senior fellow Sarah Binder moderated a discussion with Brookings senior fellows Fiona Hill, Rashawn Ray, Molly Reynolds, and Brookings fellow Quinta Jurecic. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/lawfare. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.