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John Yoo returns to discuss a lotta legal stuff this week. He talks presidential pardons, Daniel Penny, United States v. Skrmetti and the murder of UnitedHealth's CEO in Midtown Manhattan.
Plus, after an extra-long Thanksgiving season hiatus, the boys are back with much to be grateful for.
Sound from today's open: Chris Wallace predicted Hunter pardon on June 10; Ted Cruz reacts on NewsMax and Joe says Goodbye, Angola
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Since the election everyone in DC is more polite, they’re all saying ‘Pardon me’
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John Yoo is not only brilliant and informative; he is also soo funny! Another great podcast!
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Speaking of historical pardons. Here is a photo of a copy of my great-great-great grandfather’s pardon from after the Civil War. He was an Irish immigrant and a grocer in Richmond VA who fought for the Confederacy. His son, my g-g-grandfather also fought after his father returned home after an injury.
My g-g-grandfather had several other siblings, who settled in Kenosha Wisconsin. Several of those uncles fought for the Union, according to Ancestry.
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