Abbe Lowell

Abbe Lowell, a longtime Washington defense attorney who left big firm life to defend those targeted by the Trump administration. He discusses why firms avoid politically risky cases. He explains categories of targeted people, security clearance revocations, strategic litigation to block executive overreach, and how judges and institutions are responding.

Abbe Lowell, a prominent criminal defense attorney, sheds light on the failed third indictment attempt against New York AG Letitia James, revealing the political motivations behind the DOJ's actions. House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries discusses Trump's unpopularity and strategic implications for the midterms, including GOP struggles in redistricting. U.S. Senator Raphael Warnock addresses the looming health care crisis and proposes solutions for affordability, emphasizing the urgent need for effective federal incentives.

Abby Lowell, a veteran attorney known for representing high-profile clients, joins to discuss the grand jury's surprising decision not to re-indict New York Attorney General Letitia James. He critiques the DOJ's previous failed attempts and explores the political motives behind this legal saga. Lowell explains the significance of the grand jury's refusal, its implications for future cases, and the credibility challenges this poses for the DOJ. The conversation further delves into the broader ramifications of such legal decisions on upcoming political landscapes.

Abbe Lowell, a prominent defense attorney for high-profile figures like John Bolton and Letitia James. He discusses how agencies and prosecutors can be used for political ends. Short takes on subpoenas, due process, and landmark cases. He warns about politicized prosecutions and stresses the importance of legal counsel.

The podcast discusses the unionization of Dartmouth basketball players, Russell Wilson's future after being cut by the Broncos, and ends with opening the Mailbag for listener questions.