Kate Shaw

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3,129 appearances 12 recordings 4 series first heard Dec 2024 last heard 10 Sep

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Strict Scrutiny · All the President’s Henchmen · 17 Aug 2026 podcast

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So we will see what develops. voice-verified

You know, there is a hearing next month on whether the dismissal should be with or without prejudice of this initial round of charges. voice-verified

And I guess we'll see whether voice-verified

Trump manages to get his way and voice-verified

I I don't see how Pierrot having filed what she did could possibly keep you know, f file another like bring misdemeanor charge and keep her job. voice-verified

I think you'd probably need a new as US attorney to start from scratch, but I guess we will see. voice-verified

Let's move on to the OLC opinion uh that we saw last week on executive privilege and outside advisor. voice-verified

So OLC, the Office of Legal Counsel, is the DOJ component that is sometimes described as like this kind of mini Supreme Court inside the executive branch. voice-verified

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Historically, or at least you know, in recent decades, kind of the final orbiter of legal and constitutional questions within the executive branch. voice-verified

So for the Department of Justice and for other executive branch agencies that want a legal opinion, OLC is typically the authoritative source of that. voice-verified

So tell us, Liz, about this latest executive privilege opinion. voice-verified

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And and what do you make of it? voice-verified

Right, absolutely. voice-verified

I mean, and and I think that executive privilege is complicated. voice-verified

First of all, you know, some people think it's an entirely invented, you know, non-constitutional concept. voice-verified

I actually do think that there are strong arguments that there is a constitutional foundation for some kind of executive privilege, but that it really has to be construed narrowly and that this kind of vision of executive privilege that would undermine both courts and Congress's ability to engage in any kind of sort of meaningful oversight of or checking of. voice-verified

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