Alan Dershowitz weighs in on controversial topics. In this episode, he explores the recent controversy at UC Berkeley School of Law, asking if the school has indeed banned Zionist speakers and if so, is that legal? 82
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Alan Dershowitz reminisces about his experiences with the late Soviet Premier Mikhail Gorbachev, and offers his critiques of President Biden’s new plan to dissolve student debt 28
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Alan Dershowitz explains why he is ambivalent about the Roe v. Wade Supreme Court ruling while still fully supportive of a woman’s right to obtain an abortion. 59
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Alan Dershowitz weighs in on controversial topics. In this episode, he explains why he thinks Donald Trump is unfairly treated by the FBI, as opposed to Hillary Clinton, who he feels got off scot-free for her crimes. 30
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Alan Dershowitz weighs in on controversial topics. In this episode, he examines the unintentional killing of Palestinian journalist Shireen Abu Akleh, who was hit by Israeli gunfire during a complex battle with Palestinian militants earlier this year. 105
Read moreHarvard Law Professor Emeritus, Alan Dershowitz, brings experience and expertise to his analysis of the appropriate role of organized religion in the U.S. constitution. 57
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Alan Dershowitz reacts to the historic speech to congress by the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, and U.S. President Biden’s speech response. 121
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Alan Dershowitz makes the case that it’s the responsibility of each side to denounce the extremism within their party . 34
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Alan Dershowitz explains why impeaching a president who has left office would be a terrible precedent to set and would encourage political parties to use the tactic as a way of preventing people from running for office 41
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Alan Dershowitz calls upon all Trump supporters to unite behind President Biden and explains why he is so pleased with many of Joe Biden’s cabinet selections – especially Antony Blinken for Secretary of State. From the daily podcast “The Dershow.” 153
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