Episode 135: Do You Hear the Podcast Sing

The National Security Law Podcast

Bobby Chesney and Steve Vladeck

Courses, Politics, News, Education, Government

4.8 • 646 Ratings

🗓️ 11 September 2019

⏱️ 55 minutes

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Tune in to the latest episode of the National Security Law Podcast as your co-hosts Professors Chesney and Vladeck discuss and debate: On the 18th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks: which elements of current counterterrorism law and policy would have come as the biggest surprise back in 2001? This includes a discussion of the removal of John Bolton as National Security Adviser. The district court ruling finding that the process for adding U.S. persons to the Terrorist Screening Database violates the Fifth Amendment (Elhady v. Kable). Judge Lamberth's ruling on whether GTMO detainees may have access to a private doctor A note on the passing of Judge Robertson All that, plus way too much "singing" when your co-hosts discover that they both are planning to see Les Mis tonight!

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0:00.0	Hello from Austin. Welcome to episode 135 of the National Security Law podcast. We're brought to you by the Strauss Center, the University of Texas. It is the 9-11 anniversary in 2019.
0:21.8	I'm Bobby Chesney.
0:22.9	I'm Steve Vladic.
0:23.8	18 years.
0:30.7	Yeah, it's been a while, and there's striking differences in the world and striking similarities.
0:38.0	Well, I was thinking, you know, the John Bolton resignation slash firing slash whatever that was. I think about sort of the state of American foreign policy and national security policy
0:44.2	on the 18th anniversary.
0:46.0	And it's just, you know, I'm not sure that anyone would have thought we'd be here.
0:51.1	I'm not sure anyone would have been happy to hear that this is where we are.
0:54.0	Well, so, you know, we can jump right into this because item one on our run-of-show today is to talk about the 9-11
1:00.0	anniversary and so forth. Real quickly, the other things we're going to talk about, we're going to talk
1:04.6	about the terrorist screening center ruling in El Hadi versus Cable, or Cabo, I may be mispronouncing Charles Cable's name there.
1:12.5	Sorry if I am.
1:13.6	We're going to talk about some military commission related things, including a ruling by Judge
1:17.2	Lamberth, Huckham, Judge Lamberth, UT grad, on medical access.
1:21.3	It's a rough week for that.
1:22.7	Yeah.
1:23.5	We all, yeah, in sports, in our sports segment, in frivolity, we'll note the rough week
1:28.9	for the Longhorns, we'll note the passing of Judge Robertson.
1:33.1	And then as a more serious part of our frivolity, we will talk about.
1:37.0	By the judge, that's not part of their frivolity.
1:39.0	Judge Robertson passed on is not.
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