Ted Olson, a renowned constitutional lawyer and former US Solicitor General, reflects on his extraordinary legal career and impact on landmark Supreme Court cases. He shares insights from his early days arguing in court, revealing emotional and strategic challenges. Olson discusses the complex legal battle that led New Jersey to successfully overturn federal restrictions on sports betting. His stories highlight the intricate dynamics of federalism and offer a glimpse into the tenacity required to navigate critical legal disputes.

Former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, constitutional lawyer Ted Olson, and lobbyist Joe Brennan Jr. discuss the journey from fantasy sports to legalized sports betting in New Jersey. Christie shares insights on the critical role his state played in this shift, while Olson reveals the legal challenges that culminated in a Supreme Court victory. Former Senator Ray Lesniak adds his perspective on advocacy, and Professor Allison LaCroix contextualizes the legal complexities involved. Together, they unravel the intertwining of sports, law, and state rights.