“Power Wars”: Inside the War on Terror

International & National Security Law Practice Group Teleforum

Charlie Savage, the New York Times Pulitzer Prize winning journalist, has just released his new book, "Power Wars." The book is an examination of the legal issues surrounding the War on Terror as practiced in the Obama Administration. Following up on his earlier examination of the Bush White House, this book takes us behind the scenes into the heart of the legal debates. Readers get a front row seat to watch as President Obama and his lawyers consider whether it is lawful to send a SEAL team strike into Pakistan to hunt down Osama bin Laden. They see the cross currents at play in debates over NSA surveillance and drone strikes in Yemen, and much more.

Join us for this Teleforum, where Mr. Savage speaks to the Federalist Society about his book and answers questions about what he has learned.

Featuring:

• Charlie Savage, Washington Correspondent, New York Times
• Paul Rosenzweig, Principal, Red Branch Law & Consulting PLLC

Charlie Savage, the New York Times Pulitzer Prize winning journalist, has just released his new book, "Power Wars." The book is an examination of the legal issues surrounding the War on Terror as practiced in the Obama Administration. Following up on his earlier examination of the Bush White House, this book takes us behind the scenes into the heart of the legal debates. Readers get a front row seat to watch as President Obama and his lawyers consider whether it is lawful to send a SEAL team strike into Pakistan to hunt down Osama bin Laden. They see the cross currents at play in debates over NSA surveillance and drone strikes in Yemen, and much more. 

Join us for this Teleforum, where Mr. Savage speaks to the Federalist Society about his book and answers questions about what he has learned.

Featuring:

• Charlie Savage, Washington Correspondent, New York Times
• Paul Rosenzweig, Principal, Red Branch Law & Consulting PLLC

Call begins at 2:00 pm Eastern Time.

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