"The shooting of Charlie Kirk this week doesn't have us thinking about politics, at least not really. What Mark Joseph Stern and Dahlia Lithwick see is the creep of gun violence overtaking the very notion of free speech. This week, Mark and Dahlia talk about how the prevalence of guns in America are stifling core aspects of democracy and governance."
"Elsewhere, they discuss federal agents scooping children out of their beds in the middle of night to be sent to Guatemala - and how DoJ lawyers lied about it all. Finally they talk about why maybe it's not a bad thing that SCOTUS is going to hear arguments about Trump's tariff scheme sooner rather than later."
The shooting of Charlie Kirk raises concerns about gun violence undermining public life and free expression. The creep of gun violence is overtaking the very notion of free speech, and the prevalence of guns in America is stifling core aspects of democracy and governance. Federal agents removed children from their beds in the middle of the night and sent them to Guatemala, with Department of Justice lawyers providing false statements about the operation. The Supreme Court will hear arguments about Trump's tariff scheme sooner rather than later, which could affect timing and resolution. Exclusive membership content and bonus episodes are available for subscribers.
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