No Kings, No Tyrants: ACLU's Mike Zamore on Protests and Trump’s Constitutional Crisis

Join Corey Brettschneider and John Fugelsang on this timely episode of The Oath and the Office, featuring Mike Zamore, National Policy Director of the ACLU. In the first half, Corey and John dive deep into the weekend's nationwide protests, Trump's escalating impeachable offenses—including his controversial actions involving due process violations and ongoing threats to democratic institutions—and the deployment of the National Guard. In the second half, Mike Zamore offers an inside look into the ACLU’s important role in organizing "No Kings" rallies, providing compelling firsthand accounts from Philadelphia. Zamore shares vital updates on the pivotal Khalil case and highlights alarming due process abuses, including the unconstitutional deportations to Venezuela seen in the Garcia case and the troubling use of detention facilities in El Salvador. This episode provides essential insights for anyone concerned with civil liberties, constitutional integrity, and the critical battles shaping America’s future. Key Topics: Nationwide protests and the impeachment of Donald Trump Legal implications of deploying the National Guard against civilians ACLU's organizing efforts at "No Kings" rallies Updates on the Khalil case and abuses in deportation processes Tune in to stay informed and engaged with pressing issues at the intersection of democracy, law, and human rights.