Commerce and the Courts

The transcript discusses the impact of President Trump's judicial appointments on business, focusing on their competence in handling business cases and the implications of deregulation policies. It compares the judicial philosophies of Trump's appointees with those of potential Clinton appointees, highlighting differences in approach. The discussion also covers potential future conflicts between the judiciary and administrations, and the long-term impact of these appointments. Differences among Trump's judges, particularly between Justices Gorsuch and Kavanaugh, are also explored.

What role does the competence of judges play in business-related legal cases?

How might the relationship between national and state regulation impact businesses?

What are the potential consequences of judicial appointments on future business regulations?

In what ways do the judicial philosophies of Gorsuch and Kavanaugh differ?