Yale Law School

know that.

The issue with what that libertarianism engenders also, right, is something that is familiar, and it relates directly back to J.D. Vance, I think, which is the great man theory of politics, which is I know this is my – as I imagine the monologue of J.D. Vance and Vivek Ramaswamy, both of whom knew each other at Yale Law and are incredibly well-educated and were previously, by the way, not this way, at least publicly – In their mind, you can almost hear them thinking, I know that I am doing things that I don't believe.

I know even that I'm inviting negative externalities and consequences that are scary.

But the way this is going to net out is that if I ever get to be the number one guy in charge, you will be so glad that I did this.

J.D. Vance.

and Vivek Ramaswamy are Yale Law School graduates, my alma mater.

These are not stupid people.

And so they – you think first of all, let's leave apart the morality of it, that they would have the intelligence to realize that this is something that's going to obviously backfire.

I spoke to Pamela earlier and began by asking about Paul Skolnick and how she first found him.

So I first learned about Paul Skalnik from an email I received in 2018 from a woman named Laura Fernandez, who's a scholar at Yale Law School.

And she wrote to me about her client who was on Florida's death row at the time, Jim Daly, and said that the star witness against her client, who she believed to be innocent, was a prostitute.

police officer turned con artist turned jailhouse informant and that really got my attention because i'd been looking for a jailhouse informant story for a long time in part because in looking at cases here in the u.s whenever there was a jailhouse informant involved it was a bad case

He goes to Harvard.

He goes to Yale Law School.

He starts a business.

He's worth more than $2 billion.

And he said, well, if you like public policy and you think you want to have a voice and you'd like to write and you'd like to influence policy, you should maybe think about law teaching.

So I went to Yale Law School.

So there were a number of my classmates who were law professors.

So I reached out to a few of them to ask them questions about their experiences.

I was flattered.

I said, no, thanks.

I had graduated from Yale Law School by that point.

I was about to graduate from Harvard Business School.

Deputy, and maybe I'll call her and say, hey, I want to be added on to it.

Katie Fallow, Deputy Litigation Director at the Knight First Amendment Institute, which filed the lawsuit on behalf of the plaintiffs, along with the Media Freedom and Information Access Clinic at Yale Law School, said the First Amendment protects the public's right to know what its government is doing.

Fallow said in a statement, the White House cannot decide what information Americans receive by punishing critical reporting.

When the White House expels reporters because of their coverage and threatens others with expulsion, it isn't just the press that suffers.

Okay, folks, everything you just heard is what the dictionary calls a goddamn lie.

Routinel did protest with PETA previously, characterized animal agriculture as horrific, exploitative industry during his time at Yale Law School.

He founded Climate ReFarm, which is an org to try to reduce meat consumption and transition schools and hospitals to more plant-based options.

But no, not banning meat, not banning dairy.

The First Amendment protects the public's right to know what its government is doing, said Katie Fallow, deputy litigation director for the Knight First Amendment Institute, which filed the lawsuit on behalf of the plaintiffs.

along with the Media Freedom and Information Access Clinic at Yale Law School.

The White House cannot decide what information Americans receive by punishing critical reporting, Fallow said in a statement.

When the White House expels reporters because of their coverage and threatens others with expulsion, it isn't just the press that suffers.