Stay Tuned with Preet

Garrett Graff, journalist and author of UFO: The Inside Story of the US Government's Search for Alien Life, discusses alien contact, conspiracy theories, and the recent resurgence in UFO interest. They also address trials involving Trump, defamation suits, and government secrecy on UFOs.

Preet Bharara and Joyce Vance discuss the Supreme Court ruling on border patrol, NY jury's verdict against Trump for defamation, and Peter Navarro's prison sentence for defying subpoena.

Supreme Court expert Steve Vladeck and emergency medicine physician Dara Kass join Preet to discuss pending cases on whether doctors are required to perform emergency abortions in states with strict anti-abortion laws. They explore the legalities, options for individuals with ectopic pregnancies, and the challenges surrounding recent abortion laws. They emphasize the importance of ensuring access to necessary medical procedures and express gratitude to their guests and production team at the end of the podcast.

Karen Tumulty, political columnist for The Washington Post, discusses the challenges of dethroning Trump in the primary season. They also touch on lawyers' responsibilities in dealing with clients like Trump, the lack of suspense in the New Hampshire primary, and the potential impact of America turning towards authoritarianism. The discussion highlights the importance of media literacy and separating facts from disinformation.

Legal representation for former President Donald Trump in the E. Jean Carroll defamation trial, Alina Habba, is assessed on the podcast. The hosts discuss her abilities, compare her to other Trump lawyers, and emphasize the importance of relevant expertise. They analyze a courtroom exchange, highlighting behavior expectations and the need to remain calm. The importance of preparing and presenting exhibits in trials is also discussed. The speaker expresses gratitude and mentions membership offers and ads.

Former CIA Director John Brennan joins Preet to discuss the history and military capabilities of the Houthis, Iran's influence, and the challenges of US policy. They also explore the risks of escalation and the importance of staying informed about the fluid situation.

Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Dexter Filkins joins Preet to discuss the surge of migrants at the southern border and the challenges faced by Biden. Also explores judges consuming news relevant to their cases and concerns over trial delays with Trump classified documents. Addresses difficulties of covering immigration, repatriation, and balancing humane treatment. Discusses changing dynamics and political implications, putting strain on resources and prompting criticism from both Republicans and Democrats. Explores Biden's predicament on the border issue and pays tribute to Elton John's achievements and collaboration with John Lennon.

Preet Bharara and Joyce Vance discuss Trump's civil fraud trial in New York, his attempts to dismiss criminal charges in Georgia, and corruption allegations against Senator Bob Menendez. They also examine the allegations against Fulton County DA Fani Willis and emphasize the importance of waiting for proof before making conclusions.

Preet interviews Clayborne Carson, former director of the King Papers Project and the Martin Luther King, Jr. Research and Education Institute, about Dr. King's iconic Letter from Birmingham Jail. They discuss King's writing process, the power of his prose, and the relevance of his words today. They also explore the challenges faced during the civil rights movement and the ongoing struggle for civil rights.

Ian Bremmer, founder of Eurasia Group, talks with Preet about the "Top Risks" report for 2024, including the presidential election and risks of ungoverned AI. They discuss implications of the DOJ's actions in the Trump election subversion case and the OLC memo on presidential immunity. They also touch on the potential overturning of Maine and Colorado's ballot disqualifications of Trump. The conversation covers the Middle East crises, challenges in governing AI, and the importance of election workers.