Jonathan Turley

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Law professor at George Washington University, where he holds the Shapiro Chair for Public Interest Law, and legal analyst at Fox News. Author of The Indispensable Right: Free Speech in an Age of Rage and Rage and the Republic: The Unfinished Story of the American Revolution. Writes the JONATHAN TURLEY blog on constitutional law, the courts and free speech, and a column for The Hill. Appears as a guest on Kudlow and the Cato Podcast.

Where to Find Them

Jonathan Turley writes JONATHAN TURLEY and writes Book Club with Michael Smerconish . They have also been a guest on Kudlow , Cato Podcast and Brian Kilmeade Show .

Recently: ““You are White-Presenting”: Texas Judge Ordered to Undergo Psychiatric Testing After Bar Complaint” on JONATHAN TURLEY (October 2026); ““The Hush” of Autumn: Radiant Delaware in the Fall” on JONATHAN TURLEY (October 2026); “Alaskan Voters Need to Know”: Times Alleges Peltola Campaign Conspired to Confuse Alaskan Voters With Decoy “Dan Sullivans” on JONATHAN TURLEY (October 2026); “Last Stand at the High Court: Catherine Herridge Fights to Protect Confidentiality in Bizarre Case” on JONATHAN TURLEY (October 2026); “No, CNN Did Not Defame Cenk Uygur by Trashing his Anti-Israel Ad Supporting Abdul El-Sayed” on JONATHAN TURLEY (October 2026); “Mississippi Lawyer Charged with Criminal Threat Against ICE Officers” on JONATHAN TURLEY (October 2026).

What They Said

“Brown told MS NOW that “we’re not, obviously, confirming judges that are Trump judges.” Unfortunately, it is common for senators of the opposing party to vote against a President’s nominees. However, they at least preserve the pretense of “advice and consent.”” — Jonathan Turley on Sherrod Brown, JONATHAN TURLEY

From a post on law professor Jonathan Turley's blog, criticizing a pledge Sherrod Brown, the Democratic nominee for Senate in Ohio, made in an MS NOW interview about not confirming judges nominated by President Trump.

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