Twenty-five years ago, four hijacked planes changed America. In this special anniversary episode, Professor Jacobson and Kemberlee Kaye revisit where they were that morning.

Memories like the sound of hundreds of firefighters' PASS devices chirping in the rubble after the towers fell. These devices are designed to sound an alarm when a firefighter stops moving. That day, hundreds went off at once.

Professor Jacobson also mentioned that, "Many people commented that they remember how, in the days after, the batteries eventually died out. So you started with several hundred going off, and over the days the number would dwindle as the batteries died."

9/11 took nearly 3,000 American lives and changed America forever. "TSA didn't exist, Homeland Security didn't exist, ICE didn't exist. All of those things were a direct byproduct of 9/11... One of the things that amazed me at the time was the outpouring of patriotism. The number of people in line to donate blood, the number of people in line to do whatever they possibly could to help out, because the entire country was grieving. The entire country was unnerved and unsettled, and everyone wanted to help and pitch in however they could."

Listen in as they talk about the lessons we haven’t learned and why "never forget" still means something.

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This week on the podcast, we cover the primary election chaos across the country, how badly the polling was in Wisconsin, Florida, and California, and Alaska's "Fake Dan Sullivan."

We also give you the latest updates from the Equal Protection Project and our Critical Race Training project.

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This week, we discuss the SPLC getting defunded by the same financial weapon it tried to use against its enemies. A California teacher allegedly took a one-way train across the country, checked into the Washington Hilton, put on a shoulder holster, and went downstairs to kill the president.

The Supreme Court rewrites the rules on race-based redistricting in a 6-3 decision that will reshape congressional maps nationwide. Virginia’s Supreme Court denied Democrats’ emergency stay, leaving a lower court’s block on certifying their voter-approved redistricting referendum in place. Meanwhile, Florida Gov. DeSantis moved a new congressional map favoring Republicans through the legislature in roughly 48 hours.

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In this episode of the Legal Insurrection Podcast, we unpack a week full of political and cultural friction. We discuss the controversies surrounding Tucker Carlson and what happened on election night in New York City, and we break down what these moments reveal about the shifting ideological landscape.

Professor Jacobson shares firsthand insight into his long-standing relationship with Tucker — from appearing multiple times on his Fox News programs to launching major Legal Insurrection projects on his platforms. But as Tucker’s tone and alliances evolve, many who once stood firmly behind him are now asking hard questions. Buckle up — this one pulls no punches.

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While some influencers claim Trump is losing his base over his foreign policy, the polling says otherwise. And then there’s New York, where a democratic socialist just clinched the Democratic mayoral nomination. The Red-Green Alliance is no longer a fringe idea. It’s mainstream Democrat.

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