The Lawfare Podcast

Experts discuss the United States's strength in international politics, examining its military, economic, and technological superiority. They challenge the notion of America's decline and China's rise shifting the balance of power. The podcast explores the outbreak of conflicts, the concept of command of the commons, China's recent actions, and the sustainability of the liberal world order in a post-hegemonic world.

Madiha Afzal, a Fellow at the Brookings Institution, explores the recent aggressive wave of deportations of Afghan refugees by Pakistan, the connection to terrorism concerns, and the potential ramifications on Afghanistan's humanitarian situation.

Lawfare Managing Editor Tyler McBrien joins Quinta and Scott on Rational Security to discuss topics including the war in Gaza, an investigation into NYC Mayor Eric Adams, interference in US elections, and recommended object lessons.

Lawfare Podcast's latest episode features Judge Cannon, who issued a cryptic order in Mar-a-Lago. The podcast discusses the latest developments in Mar-a-Lago, the Section 3 litigation in Minnesota, Colorado, and Michigan, and the weirdness in Fulton County. They also explore the implications of the statute and deprivation of democratic rights.

The podcast discusses the recent turmoil and resignations within the US State Department, including allegations of political manipulation and abusive practices. It explores tension, investigations, and concerning cases within the department, highlighting the departure of Charles Faulkner and the trend of resignations. The podcast emphasizes the impact of these resignations on diplomatic efforts and the importance of experienced diplomats in advancing US foreign policy.

The podcast discusses the enforcement of export controls in the United States and the challenges faced. They explore the innovative strategies being used and the role of export controls in national security. Efforts to gather data on diversions and prevent them are highlighted. The complexities of managing the relationship between export controls and economic partnership with China are discussed. The episode concludes with information about Lawfare and advertisements for NetSuite and Blue Nile.

Martine Powers, host of 'The Empty Grave of Comrade Bishop' podcast, investigates the mystery surrounding the execution and missing remains of Maurice Bishop. They explore Grenada's history and the US invasion that followed. Powers discusses the challenges and excitement of working on a daily podcast, the impact of historical events, and the importance of audio storytelling. They also highlight the lack of awareness about Grenada among Americans and the relevance of understanding America's role in the world.

Researchers discuss the national security risks and gaps in the law associated with data brokers selling personal data on U.S. military personnel. They explore the types and pricing of data sets purchased, implications for national security, and policy recommendations for the federal government.

Aimee Nishimura, expert in deepfake technology, discusses the privacy and ethics risks of deepfakes in human subjects research. They explore the US military's interest in deepfake technology, the importance of informed consent, and the need for clear guidance in deepfakes research.

Ryan J. Reilly, Justice Reporter at NBC News, discusses Sedition Hunters and their crucial role in the Jan. 6 criminal investigation. Topics include the investigation process of the Capitol siege, identification of suspects, responsible online investigating, home security systems, use of nicknames for Capitol violence perpetrators, and racism in election fraud claims.