4 chapters across the catalog
Red Flag Laws, Constitutional Due Process Concerns
Judge Andrew Napolitano criticizes proposed "red flag" laws as unconstitutional violations of due process and the presumption of innocence. The hosts discuss California's implementation of these laws, which allow for the seizure of firearms based on perceived future threats rather than committed crimes.
Judge Napolitano on Espionage Risks for Huma Abedin
Judge Andrew Napolitano discussed the legal implications for Huma Abedin, noting that she could face espionage charges for failing to secure state secrets. Napolitano suggested that if Abedin inadvertently or deliberately shared classified information with Anthony Weiner, she would be in violation of her top-level security clearance. Speculation remains as to whether Abedin will seek immunity from the FBI in exchange for testimony against the Clintons.
Judge Napolitano and Ron Paul on Government Bullying
Judge Andrew Napolitano and Congressman Ron Paul discuss the government's role in pressuring private companies like PayPal and Visa to cut off WikiLeaks. They argue this sets a dangerous precedent for government interference in business and journalism. Ron Paul emphasizes the need for transparency within the Federal Reserve rather than focusing solely on diplomatic cables.
Judge Napolitano Editorial on TSA and WikiLeaks
In a final editorial, Judge Andrew Napolitano rails against the TSA's violation of the Fourth Amendment and the government's attempt to redefine journalism to target WikiLeaks. He argues that the government treats citizens' earnings as its own property and calls for a return to constitutional limits on power.
