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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.

Legal expert Joyce Vance joins Preet Bharara to discuss asylum protections, Supreme Court decisions on abortion pill access and bump stocks, and the challenges faced in immigration reform and legal interpretations amidst political dysfunction.

Law professor Trevor Morrison discusses the Supreme Court's decision on the abortion drug Mifepristone and a case involving trademarking 'Trump too small.' They analyze standing in legal cases, unanimous Supreme Court decisions, and the upcoming case on Trump's immunity from federal charges.

George Packer, staff writer at The Atlantic, discusses climate change, political division, and the durability of the American project with Preet Bharara. They delve into Phoenix, Arizona's representation of America's future, the challenges faced by the city, changing tones on immigration, Voter dynamics, and the challenges in integrating differing views on immigration among various communities.

Legal expert Joyce Vance and Preet Bharara discuss Hunter Biden's gun charges, Trump's classified documents case, and Steve Bannon's prison order. They explore legal arguments, Supreme Court implications, jury verdict respect, appeal possibilities, and sentencing procedures.

Criminal defense attorney Danny Cevallos discusses Hunter Biden's trial, potential impact on Joe Biden's reelection, failed plea deals, firearms and tax cases. Analysis of witness testimonies, defense strategy, addict in possession statute debates, and Joe Biden's stance on pardoning Hunter. Insight into politicized prosecution and future collaborations.