Sarah Isgur hosts tonight’s Dispatch Live featuring two legal experts. First, she discusses Trump’s guilty verdict as well as the upcoming immunity case at the Supreme Court with Georgetown law professor David Super. Then, Alison Somin, legal fellow at Pacific Legal Foundations, explains how the courts can prevent Title IX overreach. Grayson Logue dives into Mexico’s most recent elections and Charles Hilu brings us back to the US with an update on how Rep. Robert Menendez’s primary race has been affected by his father Sen. Bob Menendez’s legal woes.
Programming Note: Tonight kicks off our summer schedule. For the next few months, Dispatch Live will take place every other Tuesday and will begin at 7:30 p.m. ET/4:30 p.m. PT.
On the Agenda:
- Debating the Trump verdict
- What’s next for Trump?
- Upcoming SCOTUS decisions
- Biden’s Title IX overreach
- Mexico’s first female president
- How Robert Menendez’s primary race is holding up
Show Notes:
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