James Rosen

James Rosen, Newsmax chief Washington correspondent and author of Scalia: Supreme Court Years, discusses Justice Antonin Scalia's embrace of originalism and how it reshaped legal practice. He recounts Scalia's courtroom style, surprising rulings that showed intellectual integrity, personal anecdotes from lunches, and the justice's friendships across ideological lines.

James Rosen, investigative journalist and biographer of Justice Antonin Scalia, joins to discuss his book on Scalia’s Supreme Court years. They cover Scalia’s originalism, courtroom battles with living-constitution jurists, and behind-the-scenes clerkroom dynamics. Conversation mixes legal history, archival anecdotes, and the cultural fights shaping today’s judiciary.

Natalie Winters, commentator on immigration and national security; James Rosen, national political correspondent and foreign policy analyst; Cortez, investigative commentator and pollster on immigration and Latino voting. They discuss deportations and their political and economic effects. They examine CCP interference in U.S. elections and proposed government responses. They touch on Iran tensions and Supreme Court textualism.

James Rosen, Newsmax chief Washington correspondent and investigative reporter, digs into newly seen Nixon-era files exposing stolen NSC documents and a possible military spy ring. He recounts polygraph confessions, transfers to admirals and the Joint Chiefs, tape discoveries that hint at a constitutional crisis, and lingering classified pages.

James Rosen, Chief Washington correspondent and author of a multi-volume Scalia biography, joins to discuss the justice’s rise and lasting legal influence. They dig into Scalia’s originalism, Bush v. Gore controversy, and how his philosophy shapes today’s Court. Conversation lightens with Rosen’s spot-on Obama and Trump impressions and surprising Beatles trivia.