Stay Tuned with Preet

Former U.S. Attorney Joyce Vance and former NYPD Deputy Commissioner John Miller discuss the Secret Service failures in a failed assassination attempt on ex-President Trump. They delve into the FBI investigation, missed threats, suspect profiles, and the turbulent political climate. Special bonus content for Cafe Insider members.

Ian Bremmer, political expert, discusses elections in France, UK, and US. Topics include prosecutors as leaders, Supreme Court opinions, and presidential immunity. Banter includes weather, NATO Summit, and European elections. Analysis of global political landscape, Democratic Party divisions, and listener engagement for upcoming elections.

Legal expert Joyce Vance and Preet Bharara discuss the delay of Trump's sentencing, Biden's campaign legal issues, Supreme Court's decision on corruption charges, and the indictment of a former police chief in connection with a school shooting.

Noah Feldman, Harvard Law professor, discusses Louisiana's Ten Commandments law and the rise of religious laws. They explore the impact on the Establishment Clause, eroding separation of church and state, and the controversy in public schools.

Legal experts Joyce Vance, Rachel Barkow, and Elie Honig analyze the Supreme Court's ruling on Trump's immunity, discussing implications for criminal prosecutions and Trump's New York conviction. They also delve into other SCOTUS rulings related to January 6 prosecutions and the 'administrative state', with a bonus analysis on emergency abortions.

Mark Leibovich, a political analyst, joins to discuss the recent presidential debate, analyzing Biden's performance and potential impact. They explore speculation on Biden's withdrawal and successors, comparing to Reagan's comeback. The conversation also delves into possible replacements for Biden on the Democratic ticket and ends with reflections and a Cafe Insider ad.

Law professor Steve Vladeck discusses SCOTUS decisions, presidential power limits, Julian Assange's legal situation, major cases in the current Supreme Court term, challenges to precedents in federal courts, and the significance of the Ten Commandments display in Louisiana schools.

Legal expert Joyce Vance joins Preet to discuss the Louisiana law on displaying the Ten Commandments in classrooms. They also cover the Florida hearings on special counsel appointments and a federal judge's order freezing Iowa's immigration law enforcement.

Dahlia Lithwick, a lawyer and journalist, discusses originalism and living constitutionalism, critiquing Supreme Court decisions. Emphasizes balancing original intent with modern understanding in interpreting the Constitution. Examines evolution and criticisms of originalism, particularly regarding women's rights and presidential immunity. Offers insights into the limitations of originalism and the importance of predictability in legal interpretation.

Constitutional law expert Melissa Murray discusses the Supreme Court's decision on bump stocks, Trump's potential self-pardon, and the court's power dynamics with Congress. They explore the court's history, public legitimacy, and future alignment with societal progressiveness.