TED: How to win an argument (at the US Supreme Court, or anywhere) | Neal Katyal

The speaker shares insights from his first Supreme Court case, emphasizing the importance of empathy over confidence in persuasion. He recounts his preparation and emotional control strategies, the impact of the Guantanamo case, and challenges faced with the travel ban. Lessons from historical cases highlight the significance of timing and persistence in legal arguments. The speaker concludes by stressing the enduring power of good arguments and the importance of not giving up.

What was the outcome of the case regarding the Guantanamo tribunals?

What lesson did the speaker learn about timing in arguments?

How did the speaker respond to Ann Coulter's comments about immigrants?

What does the speaker believe is the ultimate outcome of making a good argument?