Brian and the gang discuss several pressing topics, starting with the Minneapolis shooting incident involving ICE officers, leading to discussions on the implications for law enforcement and community relations. The dialogue then shifts to the First Amendment implications surrounding journalist Seth Harp, who faced congressional scrutiny for naming a military commander. The discussion continues with a focus on a meeting between Donald Trump and oil executives regarding Venezuela, highlighting...

Brian Karem speaks with Dr. Nolan Higdon to discuss the documentary on Seymour Hersh, exploring his impact on journalism, the importance of investigative reporting, and the challenges faced by modern journalists. They delve into the art of building sources, the evolution of the press corps, and the critical role of editors in maintaining journalistic integrity. The discussion also highlights the significance of verification in reporting and the need for a robust media landscape to hold power...

Brian Karem, Mark Zaid, and John T. Bennett discuss the recent abduction of Venezuelan leader Nicholas Maduro, exploring the legal and tactical implications of the operation, the aftermath of U.S. intervention in Venezuela, and the broader implications for international relations. They also reflect on the January 6th insurrection, its impact on American democracy, and the ongoing challenges facing the U.S. political landscape. Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/JATQPodcast Follow us on...