From speeches replete with lies and threats to Executive Orders undoing protections we need, to pardons of the violent insurrectionists and their leaders, to Elon's smile at Trump's promise to go Mars and his Nazi salute...
Read MoreJill Wine-Banks reflects on the recent inauguration, expressing her emotional responses and concerns about the current political climate. She discusses the significance of the oath taken by the new president, the implications of his promises, and the potential challenges ahead. Wine-Banks emphasizes the importance of fact-checking and political activism in the face of misinformation and divisive politics, while also honoring the contributions of notable figures in women's rights.
Read MoreTrump’s nominee raises serious concerns about independence at the Justice Department.
Read MoreFormer Watergate prosecutor Jill Wine-Banks called Justice Gesmer's decision "good news" in the wake of U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon's "crazy" ruling on Tuesday.
Read MoreFar-right Trump-appointed district judge Aileen Cannon has no authority to block special counsel Jack Smith from releasing his report on the Mar-a-Lago classified documents case, former Watergate prosecutor Jill Wine-Banks told MSNBC's Joy Reid on Tuesday evening.
Read MoreIn this episode of 'Just the Facts', Jill Wine-Banks speaks with Adam Frisch, a candidate for the Deputy Chair of the Democratic National Committee. They discuss Frisch's background, his political journey, and the challenges facing the Democratic Party. Frisch emphasizes the importance of effective messaging, outreach to voters, and the need for bipartisanship in order to pass legislation that benefits the majority. The conversation also touches on the role of the DNC and the strategies needed to improve the party's brand and communication. In this conversation, Adam discusses his campaign strategies for the DNC, emphasizing the importance of engaging with members and understanding the needs of rural America. He highlights the disconnect between the Democratic Party and rural communities, advocating for a more diverse leadership that reflects various perspectives. The discussion also touches on the balance of political views, particularly regarding education affordability and the need for a broader focus on diverse educational paths.
Read MoreFormer Watergate prosecutor Jill Wine-Banks posted, "Appeals court upholds verdict finding Trump liable for sexually abusing E. Jean Carroll. The Courts remain as guardrails of the rule of law. "
Read MoreJill and Malcolm discuss the current geopolitical landscape, his motivations for joining the fight in Ukraine, the current state of the conflict, and its implications for NATO and global democracy. He emphasizes the resilience of the Ukrainian forces and the importance of their struggle against Russian aggression. They also focus on Syria's future, the implications of Trump's statements regarding the Panama Canal, and concerns surrounding his cabinet picks. Malcolm shares insights from his intelligence background and hints at his upcoming memoir, which aims to highlight the dedication of intelligence professionals.
Read MoreJill Wine-Banks and Frank Fugluzzi discuss various topics including the recent case of Luigi Mangione, the challenges faced in investigations, and the role of facial recognition technology in modern security. They explore the implications of targeted killings, the importance of timely information in investigations, and the effectiveness of security measures in preventing crime. In this conversation, Frank and Jill delve into the psychological aspects of violent acts, particularly focusing on a recent shooting incident and the implications of ghost guns. They discuss the complexities surrounding school shootings, the challenges of gun regulation, and the dark realities of long haul trucking, including its connection to serial killings
Read MoreJust the Facts, Jill Wine-Banks speaks with Leah Greenberg, co-founder of Indivisible, about the importance of grassroots activism in the current political climate. They discuss the updated Indivisible Guide, strategies for pushing back against the Trump agenda, the role of bipartisanship, and the need for effective communication with voters. The conversation also touches on the significance of judicial appointments, the Equal Rights Amendment, and the growth of Indivisible as a movement for local empowerment.
Read MoreJill Wine-Banks reunites with Victor Shi to discuss his experiences working on the Biden and Harris campaigns, focusing on youth engagement and communication strategies. They reflect on the lessons learned from Victor's first job in politics, his future career aspirations, and the importance of civic education. The discussion also covers concerns about cabinet nominations, the implications of pardons, the need for electoral reform, and the significance of confirming judicial nominees.
Read MoreJill Wine-Banks discusses pressing immigration issues with Lee Gelernt, an ACLU immigration attorney. They explore the potential consequences of a new Trump administration, including mass deportation, the threat to birthright citizenship, and the ongoing trauma of family separation. Gelernt emphasizes the importance of public reaction and advocacy in combating harsh immigration policies, while also highlighting the need for community involvement and support for affected families.
Read More"Joyce is right to be skeptical. Criminals find ways around inconvenient laws, and in Trump’s case, the Constitution," Wine-Banks posted on Blue Sky.
Read MoreJill Wine-Banks and Carolyn Maloney discuss the critical importance of the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) in the context of current political challenges. They explore Maloney's journey in politics, her advocacy for women's rights, and the ongoing struggle to enshrine the ERA in the U.S. Constitution. The discussion highlights the historical context of the ERA, the challenges it faces, and the economic implications of gender discrimination, including the pink tax. They emphasize the need for continued advocacy and the role of Congress and the President in advancing women's rights.
Read MoreIn this heartfelt episode, Jill Wine-Banks reflects on her feelings surrounding the recent election, discussing the importance of understanding voter sentiments and the need for effective communication. She emphasizes the transition from fear to action, encouraging listeners to engage with those who may have different political views. Jill also highlights the importance of learning from past mistakes and calls for a collective effort to take action moving forward, while acknowledging the contributions of veterans and civil servants.
Read MoreJill Wine-Banks interviews Jonathan Alter about his book 'American Reckoning' and the trial of Donald Trump. They discuss the significance of the trial, the importance of courtroom transparency, historical context regarding presidential accountability, and the implications of Trump's conviction on American democracy. Alter emphasizes the need for a fair judicial process and the foundational principle of the peaceful transfer of power in the United States. In this conversation, Jill Wine-Banks and Jonathan Alter discuss the implications of leadership in the context of Donald Trump's presidency, the respect for military values, and the political accountability that is necessary for democracy. They draw historical parallels to authoritarian regimes, emphasizing the risks to democratic freedoms. Personal anecdotes highlight the importance of political legacy and the hope for a future where democratic ideals prevail. The conversation concludes with a call to action for voting and civic engagement to protect democracy.
Read MoreJill Wine-Banks interviews George Conway, discussing his near involvement in the Trump administration, the rise of anti-Trump sentiment, and the psychological aspects of Trump's support base. They delve into the role of PACs in elections, the challenges of polling, and the media's coverage of political events. Conway emphasizes the importance of grassroots activism and the need for voters to engage in the democratic process, while also addressing the implications of labeling Trump as a fascist. The conversation concludes with a call to action for listeners to participate in the upcoming elections.
Read MoreJudge Aileen Cannon dismissed all charges against former President Donald Trump in his federal classified documents case.
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