Clarence Thomas saves CFPB using originalist reasoning, Boeing non-prosecution agreement analysis, Washington State felony for duplicate names in elections, fish farm legal case, and check on Trump's trial in NY.

Legal expert Steve Vladeck discusses Supreme Court reform proposals, shadow docket, and court accountability. They explore emergency relief grants, Congress's role, and historical accountability methods. Also, the episode covers legal analysis of music performance substitution and complexities in contract delegation.

Discussing the Biden administration's move to reschedule marijuana, with concerns about its impact on criminal and social justice. Exploring delays in Trump's trial with Judge Cannon, highlighting his success in postponing the RICO trial. Thomas Takes the Bar Exam segment adds a comedic touch with unusual legal scenarios.

The podcast discusses Trump's attorney's failed impeachment attempt, leading to a hilarious 'juggler' vs 'jugular' debate. The episode also reveals Andrew's departure from the show, witness testimonies, and courtroom drama unfolding during the trial. Speculations on trial duration and an exciting opportunity for listeners to audition for the podcast are highlighted.

Judge Merchan, involved in the Trump trial, discusses Trump being held in contempt of court, the implications of criminal contempt in New York, a mini-dive on the National Enquirer's history, and the upcoming trial fireworks.

Exploring the Supreme Court's oral arguments on presidential immunity post-January 6 events, the complexities of prosecuting former presidents, and hypothetical scenarios of presidential actions. Delving into legal arguments, government powers, and the implications for democratic stability amidst the confusion around defining official acts.

Delving into the legal intricacies of prosecuting Donald Trump for paying off Stormy Daniels, analyzing key players in the trial, exploring STI claims and potential witnesses, and uncovering legal irregularities in a complex financial scheme. The podcast also examines the allegations against Trump, contrasting his treatment with minorities and discussing prosecution strategies and jury dynamics.

The podcast delves into the first trial of a former US President with 34 felony counts. They cover dramatic readings of opening statements, discuss the Manhattan DA's case, and Trump's defense strategy. The episode also includes analysis of trial transcripts, Michael Cohen's credibility challenges, and courtroom drama.

The podcast delves into the Supreme Court's decision on protesting rights, clarifying the misinformation surrounding it. They also analyze Biden's border policies, debunking myths and comparing them to Trump's enforcement metrics. The hosts provide insights on legal implications of protest leadership, debunking myths about Biden's border policies, and exploring complexities of immigration policies and asylum claims.

The podcast discusses Trump's criminal trial, jury selection speed, Supreme Court arguments on January 6th rioters, loopholes in obstruction laws, secret meanings in legal terms, and potential disruption in a DC prosecution. Legal twists, jury selection challenges, and analysis of charges add depth to the engaging legal conversation.