On this week's media roundtable, we’ll discuss the political crisis in the United Kingdom as the county approaches another Brexit deadline. On April 12th, the UK has to come up with a new plan — or leave the EU without a deal.
We’ll also look at coverage of the long-term consequences of Donald Trump’s overwhelmingly white, male conservative judges taking over many levels of the US federal court system.
Guests:
Eric Reguly, European bureau chief for The Globe and Mail
Mark Joseph Stern, legal writer for Slate
Web Resources:
Slate: Trump’s Lower-Court Judges Are Dismantling Roe v. Wade One Terrible Ruling at a Time
Globe and Mail: Brexit killed off the idea of copy-cat departures in the EU, but not Euroskepticism
The Guardian: Trump's legacy: conservative judges who will dominate US law for decades
The Irish Times: ‘Brexit is aggressive and dangerously nostalgic. The UK is in for a brutal chastening’
