Robert Hur

Rod Rosenstein, former Deputy Attorney General, and Robert Hur, a special counsel who investigated President Biden's classified documents case, share insights on the role of special counsels in U.S. history. They explore the evolution of special counsel regulations since the Nixon era, discussing key cases and the impact of political pressures on investigations. The duo highlights the critical need for public trust and accountability, delving into the complexities of maintaining integrity amidst politically charged inquiries and ensuring thorough, focused investigations.

Special Counsel Robert Hur testifies about President Biden's handling of classified documents to Congress. Debate over Biden's cognitive abilities, political implications of the investigation, and contrasting perspectives from lawmakers. Exploring Haiti crisis, winter temperatures in US, public opinion statistics, and a heartwarming story about a security guard and students helping him reunite with his family.

Special Counsel Robert Hur testifies about Biden probe, US sends military aid to Ukraine, Uvalde police chief resigns, Republican representative leaves Congress, caution for 'Sephora kids' on skincare products

Special Counsel Robert Hur's investigation into mishandled documents, February inflation increase, primary elections outcomes, US-Israeli citizen killed in Gaza, and concerns about the safety of automated driving systems are discussed in this episode.

Exploring legal and political challenges post special counsel report on Biden, Trump's ongoing support despite controversies, investigation decision-making processes, controversial remarks on Biden's memory and felony conviction, analyzing judicial judgments and Trump's eligibility to run again, legal complexities of the 14th Amendment, impeachment actions against Clinton and Trump, and Supreme Court procedural considerations.