Clarence Thomas in Ethics Controversy
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David Super, a professor at Georgetown Law School and an expert on constitutional law, discusses the Pro Publica reports on Justice Clarence Thomas going on lavish vacations paid for by a Republican billionaire donor for two decades and a property deal with the same donor. Harold Krent, a professor at the Chicago-Kent College of Law and an expert on separation of powers discusses the Supreme Court refusing to take the appeal of environmental activist Steven Donziger. June Grasso hosts.
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