The DSR Network

With the Chevron deference and presidential immunity rulings, the Supreme Court has put our democracy in even greater danger. So what happens next? Dahlia Lithwick joins David Rothkopf to analyze the impact of the court’s latest disastrous decisions and what can be done to stop the bleeding.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On the DSR daily for Wednesday, we break down the massive land seizures in the West Bank, $2.3 billion in new aid for Ukraine, Rudy Giuliani being disbarred in New York, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, Donald Trump shared some deranged images on social media that called for the jailing of Liz Cheney. Taking his rage in a new direction, one image even called for her to face a military tribunal. Meanwhile, new reports suggest Trump is preparing an unexpectedly vicious wave of persecution if he wins. So what can Trump actually do to his political opponents if he unleashes all the powers of the presidency on them? We talked to Kristy Parker, former federal prosecutor and counsel at Protect Democracy, who explained why Trump’s coming crackdown on his enemies could be more disturbing than we expect—and how to fight back against it.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The podcast delves into the Supreme Court's ruling on presidential immunity, potential consequences for accountability, recent events in Gaza and Orban's visit to Ukraine, strategic withdrawal of candidates to block far-right victory in French election, and discussion on Hurricane Beryl and climate change effects.

Legal expert Richard Hasen discusses the Supreme Court ruling on Trump's immunity, highlighting delays in the insurrection trial and the potential abuse of powers if Trump wins re-election. The discussion covers nuances of presidential immunity, threats to democracy, and the implications of a ruling on Trump's post-presidency actions.

Journalist Michael Weiss discusses European concerns over Trump's return to power and Russia's hybrid warfare tactics. The podcast explores Europe's shift towards strategic autonomy and the complexities of national security leadership. It also critiques flawed notions about Russia and the challenges of changing established viewpoints.

Discussing the impending Supreme Court rulings, France's election results, and debates on President Biden's candidacy. Also covering the urgent situation in Gaza and Hungary's Prime Minister assuming the EU presidency.

Former federal prosecutor Andrew Weissmann discusses Trump's defense of January 6th rioters and potential pardons. They delve into a Supreme Court ruling impacting cases and the danger of Trump's threats to the rule of law. The podcast explores Trump's alarming rhetoric, the MAGA movement's views on legitimacy, and challenges to democracy and the rule of law.

Val Demings, JD Vance, and Herschel Walker discuss the impact of recent debates in political races. They analyze key debates like Demings-Rubio and Federman-Oz, highlighting candidate presentation, critical issues, and voter perception. The conversation explores economic factors, voter priorities, female political figures, and reflections on ideal Democratic candidates.

Political analyst Norm Ornstein and health policy expert Kavita Patel join in to discuss the aftermath of President Biden's debate performance. Topics include debates on whether a new candidate is necessary, concerns over campaign strategies, and reflections on the future of the Democratic Party.