National Review's Charles C.W. Cooke joins the hosts to analyze the Supreme Court's rulings on presidential immunity vs. unofficial acts, dissenting opinions from Justice Sotomayor, the role of the court in presidential prosecution, critiques of court decisions, overturning Chevron deference, and debates on legal interpretations and traditions.

Legal scholars Richard Epstein and John Yoo discuss recent Supreme Court rulings, challenges to constitutional amendments, upcoming Chevron Deference challenge, disputes among originalist thinkers, criticisms of Justice Thomas, and future plans for a potential Trump Administration.

Discussing student protests on college campuses, the likelihood of arrest warrants for Israeli PM Netanyahu, and the Supreme Court's ruling on presidential immunity. Exploring challenges of free speech on campuses and ethical dilemmas of surveillance technologies. Analyzing ICC scrutiny on Israel, former President Trump's immunity claims, and implications on future prosecutions.

Discussions on Trump's legal trials, chances of fair trial in NYC, and windfall from Truth Social going public. Predictions on Eastman's law license, Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity, and climate change case. Reflecting on Truth Social investment, $175 million bond in fraud case, and legal ethics in post-election investigations. Debates on climate change misrepresentation case, petroleum product implications, and federal regulation complexities.

Law Talk delves into the hot topics of social media regulation, IVF laws, Trump's legal woes, and the Supreme Court's involvement. Get ready for a lively discussion on free speech rights, predictions on government rulings, ethical dilemmas in the IVF case, and the legal immunity battle involving Trump.

Trump's legal troubles, Biden's executive power controversy, Supreme Court case on administrative state, half-million dollar signing bonuses for former Supreme Court clerks, and an In-N-Out update from John

In this episode, the professors discuss the legacy of Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, tensions in Gaza, Trump's legal drama, and the implications of Second Amendment rights in gun control cases. They also banter about Thanksgiving dinner items and debate the least valuable dish on the Thanksgiving table.

Professors discuss the war in Gaza, free speech on university campuses, democracy promotion in illiberal countries, disqualification clause for the 4th Amendment, American currency bills, and the debate over ethics codes for the Supreme Court.

Professors Epstein and Yoo answer listener questions, exploring the possibility of a president serving from prison, the state of abortion law post-Dobbs case, the influence of writing skills on Supreme Court justices, the impact of Trump on the Supreme Court, and the importance of Gias's Institutes in understanding Roman law.

Professors Richard Epstein and John Yoo discuss the legal controversies surrounding Donald Trump and Joe Biden. They delve into the cases facing Trump in Georgia, Florida, D.C., and Manhattan, as well as the elusive case of Hunter Biden. They analyze the misapplications of forgery and impersonation charges, debate indicting a former president, and raise concerns about the integrity of Hunter Biden's plea bargain. The professors also explore the legal challenges and vulnerabilities of Trump and Biden for the 2024 election.