<div> <p>James Carville &amp; Al Hunt are joined by super-lawyer Abbe Lowell, they discuss the current political climate, the differences in the Justice Department under the current administration, and the implications of prosecutorial overreach. He highlights the importance of due process, the role of subpoenas, and the unique challenges faced by lawyers today. They also delves into specific cases, such as that of John Bolton, to illustrate the political motivations behind certain prosecutions. The conversation emphasizes the need for legal representation and the historical context of prosecutorial power in the United States.</p><p>Chapters<br>00:00 False Equivalency in Political Discourse<br>02:19 The Unprecedented Nature of the Current Justice Department<br>05:35 Subpoenas and Due Process: A Legal Perspective<br>08:21 Prosecutorial Overreach: Historical Context and Examples<br>11:10 The Case of John Bolton: Political Motivations in Prosecution<br>14:33 The Role of Lawyers in Protecting Rights<br>21:36 The Future of Legal Advocacy and Accountability</p></div>