and segments like these always spark great conversation he eventually named Pete Carroll’s Las Vegas Raiders as his No 👀 The @Panthers are 1 of 5 teams ready for a breakout in 2025 for @richeisen @RichEisenShow 🙌#KeepPounding pic.twitter.com/OvkI4cjVEL Eisen puts stock on how the Panthers finished in 2024, winning four of their final nine games after a 1-7 start. The play of quarterback Bryce Young after a rough season and a half is certainly a factor as well As for the rest of the list, he listed the Chicago Bears at No. 5, and the Jacksonville Jaguars at the fourth spot. Eisen has the New England Patriots at No. 2, joining the aforementioned Raiders (1) and Panthers (3). Every one of the teams that Eisen mentioned, including the Browns, lost at least 12 games in 2024 Big turnarounds aren’t that rare in today’s National Football League. This past season alone, the Los Angeles Chargers bounced back from a 5-12 campaign and last-place finish in 2023 to post an 11-6 mark on their way to the playoffs. Even better were the Washington Commanders who went from 4-13 and the basement of the NFC East in '23 to 12-5 and eventually a clash with the Eagles in the NFC Championship Game Carolina Panthers in familiar territory in post 2025 NFL draft power rankings Analytics point to the Panthers’ 2025 draft class as one of the NFL’s best Panthers may have landed NFL draft's biggest steal no one is talking about Carolina Panthers had offers from at least 2 teams to trade up in Round 1 The content on this site is for entertainment and educational purposes only Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Sports Illustrated or its affiliates All picks and predictions are suggestions only and not a guarantee of success or profit If you or someone you know has a gambling problem crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER Pete Carroll might not have been the Raiders’ top choice to be their next head coach the more it’s sounding like he was the right person for the job The Raiders are a franchise that has been begging for someone to come in and change the culture and few have shown the ability to lead a locker room like Carroll over the course of his college and professional coaching career As many are aware, Carroll still teaches a college course at the University of Southern California and NFL Network’s Rich Eisen shared a story last week about a class of Carroll’s he recently attended Eisen raved about the class and described it as something like he has never seen “I’m telling you… [the kids] were all giving testimonials to Pete who probably doesn’t want this to be said about him that he has changed their lives,” Eisen said “And I know we’re talking on Raider Nation Radio in Las Vegas if the Raiders are buying what Pete is selling like these kids in class…” “Here is a man we’re talking about how old he is I can tell you he related to a group of 20 because he was talking about how they have helped him learn more about his mantra… They were a connected body I can’t recall the last time I was in room where there was over 100 people and we were all connected,” Eisen continued Eisen said the Raiders have someone to lead the organization Maxx Crosby is just playing for one guy after another after another All the other Raiders who have been there through the churning and have been looking for somebody to sell them something worth buying and they know it’s going to last and if you want a culture changer which the Raiders were in desperate need of x: @raidersbeat Rich Eisen explains why the Las Vegas Raiders made a smart move in hiring Pete Carroll Tune in to the Emmy-nominated Rich Eisen Show live for FREE on The Roku Sports Tune in to the Emmy-nominated Rich Eisen Show live for FREE on The Roku Sports Channel at TheRokuChannel.com and also streaming on Audacy and SiriusXM channel 375 weekdays from 12–3 PM ET he leaves class believing he can run threw walls I met him at USC golf tounaments and he makes everyone feel like they are part of the team and website in this browser for the next time I comment Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" View Our Sitemap - Privacy Policy It also stirs deep echoes from Wisconsin history — ones unflattering to the administration requiring states that did not recognize slavery (like Wisconsin) to help facilitate the return of escaped slaves Joshua Glover had escaped enslavement on a Missouri plantation the plantation owner learned that Glover was in Racine He had federal marshals sent to arrest Glover and return him to servitude he was transferred to a Milwaukee jail to await a hearing (Even at one of our country’s lowest points due process was recognized as essential to the rule of law.) An abolitionist newspaper editor which broke Glover out of jail and helped him set sail for Canada where he lived the remainder of his life in freedom A single justice of the Wisconsin Supreme Court heard the case in the first instance The full Wisconsin Supreme Court reviewed the ruling and affirmed it That began a showdown about states’ rights and the limits of federal power A federal grand jury was convened and returned new charges against Booth and the individual who had actually broken down the jailhouse door to free Glover from custody the Wisconsin Supreme Court ordered them released Supreme Court reversed both Wisconsin rulings and a long and complex tug-of-war ensued with Wisconsin’s legislature and courts resisting the federal position on the eve of Abraham Lincoln’s inauguration when President James Buchanan pardoned Booth but the instinct to abuse federal power is the same — as is Wisconsin’s instinct to resist Wisconsin has a deep history that favors both demanding due process and protecting individual liberty The nineteenth century Wisconsinites who stood firm in the face of federal pressure were ultimately vindicated Judge Dugan now finds herself in that lineage Federal case against Judge Dugan factually and legally flimsyBased on the limited information publicly available the government’s case against Judge Dugan appears factually and legally flimsy Judge Dugan directed federal agents to clear their warrant and activities with the Chief Judge of the Milwaukee County Circuit Court And she directed the object of the warrant into a public hallway where federal agents were waiting If the agents had wanted to arrest him immediately they arrested their target outside of the courthouse Judge Dugan may have caused the administration’s agents a minor inconvenience and a slight detour This inconvenience does not become obstruction of justice — no matter how much the Trump administration pounds the table Judge Dugan stood up for liberty and due process and federal efforts to prosecute her are drawing public condemnation Opinion: Changes to Social Security would cost average Wisconsin resident $7,000 a year Why would the Trump administration charge the case at all on these facts To create public theater and promote intimidation handed one loss after another by federal judges across the country on its draconian and unconstitutional approach to immigration enforcement has found a flimsy excuse to lash out at a different judge Attorney General Pam Bondi made this abundantly clear in her remarks about the case labeling judges opposing Trump as “deranged” and characterizing Judge Dugan’s arrest as “sending a very strong message.”  Like the effort to return Joshua Glover to slavery We don’t yet know every detail about the decision to target Judge Dugan said Friday that Judge Dugan will "defend herself vigorously and looks forward to being exonerated." He also noted that she “has committed herself to the rule of law and the principles of due process for her entire career as a lawyer and a judge.” In that she is squarely aligned with a storied Wisconsin tradition Jeffrey A. Mandell is President & General Counsel of Law Forward. Norman Eisen is Co-founder and a Board member of State Democracy Defenders Fund Diamond Brown is a senior policy advisor at State Democracy Defenders Fund USA; Rich Eisen on the red carpet before Super Bowl LIX NFL Honors at Saenger Theatre An unexpected shift in NFL fortunes is on the horizon with experts spotlighting teams poised to defy expectations Amid the twilight of free agency and the energy of offseason recalibrations one prominent NFL analyst has unveiled his list of clubs primed for dramatic turnarounds in the upcoming season it is clear that this season may not simply be about victories and defeats it is a celebration of resilience and the unforeseen twists that define the sport leaving us with a poignant reminder: in football every setback carries the seed of a remarkable comeback Compelling Leap into the Unknown Seattle’s bold decision to draft Jalen Milroe embodies the daring spirit of a franchise willing to risk it all for transformative talent An electrifying shift is underway in Kansas City where a visionary draft selection promises to secure a future legacy for one of football’s brightest stars The upcoming NFL season is poised to be a transformative chapter for a team known for its determination and emerging talent The unexpected emergence of an under-the-radar talent is reshaping discussions about the quarterback position offering a blend of promise and uncertainty that captivates both fans and analysts A season of transformation is underway as a storied franchise reinvents its core with remarkable talent signings blending fresh vigor with proven excellence in both defense and offense... © 2025 M Sports - Premium news & magazine M Sports Please enter your username or email address to reset your password © 2025 M Sports - Premium news & magazine M Sports You are using an outdated browser. Please upgrade your browser to improve your experience ¿Le gustaría continuar en la página de inicio de Brennan Center en español We respect your privacy Lauren-Brooke Eisen is the senior director of the Brennan Center’s Justice Program where she leads the organization’s work to reduce the United States’ reliance on incarceration Her team focuses on exposing the profound social and economic hardships that affect those who encounter the justice system The team also seeks to create policies that shrink the justice system’s size and scope while improving the human dignity and fairness of the U.S Eisen has authored dozens of nationally recognized reports and articles on reducing overincarceration Her work has been featured in media outlets including the New York Times, USA Today, Governing and the Marshall Project, and she has appeared on MSNBC as well as many other television and radio news programs Eisen is the editor of Excessive Punishment: How the Justice System Creates Mass Incarceration (Columbia University Press 2024) and author of Inside Private Prisons: An American Dilemma in the Age of Mass Incarceration (Columbia University Press Eisen received a grant from the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting to conduct international research on public-private partnerships in corrections Eisen is a member of the Council on Criminal Justice and previously served on the New York City Bar’s Task Force on Mass Incarceration She co-chaired Manhattan District Attorney–elect Alvin Bragg’s transition team and served on the transition committee for Brooklyn District Attorney Eric Gonzalez Eisen taught an undergraduate seminar on mass incarceration at Yale University served as an adjunct instructor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice and currently teaches for the Columbia University Pre-College Program Eisen was a senior program associate at the Vera Institute of Justice where she worked on the sentencing and corrections team to implement policies in multiple states to improve public safety while reducing prison populations She also previously served as an assistant district attorney in New York City Eisen worked as a beat reporter for a daily newspaper in Laredo She holds a BA from Princeton University and a JD from the Georgetown University Law Center Recommendations for the Justice Department research agenda to shed more light on how to improve our nation’s vast system of local The Necessity of Performance Measures for Prosecutors The Oxford Handbook of Prosecutors and Prosecution, May 26 If We Only Knew the Cost: Scratching the Surface on How Much it Costs to Assess and Collect Court Imposed Criminal Fees and Fines UCLA Criminal Justice Law Review, October 2020  The Criminal Justice Process in New York State New York's Criminal Justice System Privatized Corrections: Questions of Legality. Criminology & Public Policy, May 12 Inside Private Prisons: An American Dilemma in the Age of Mass Incarceration Paying for Your Time: How Charging Inmates Fees Behind Bars May Violate the Excessive Fines Clause, Loyola University New Orleans College of Law Journal of Public Interest Law, Spring The Potential of Community Corrections to Improve Safety and Reduce Incarceration, Vera Institute of Justice A View From the States: Evidence Based Public Safety Legislation, The Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology, Summer 2012 Reallocating Justice Resources: A Review of 2011 State Sentencing Trends Alabama using COVID funds to build new prisons — is that Biden's vision? The Hill October 15 Decarcerating America: How the Federal Government Can Incentivize States To Reverse Mass Incarceration The criminal justice system can be different in a Biden administration, The Hill December 9 True-blue progressives vs. the homeless: What the Upper West Side needs to learn, New York Daily News August 14 No Soap. Broken Sinks. We Will All Pay for Coronavirus Ravaging Prisons, Newsweek, March 26 Fees, fines and ability to pay Resistance to Private Prison Industry Mounts Amid Debate Over Trump’s Immigration Detention Policies Joe Biden, Cory Booker, the 1994 Crime Bill and the future: How to unwind American mass incarceration The Private Prison Experiments: Is There Any Positive in For-Profit Imprisonment? Inside Private Prisons: New Book Examines the Industry Around Mass Incarceration, American Constitution Society, January 9 How to Create More Humane Private Prisons The Big Winners in DA Races: Women and Black Candidates Review: A Yale Law Professor's Big Look at How We Punish Small Crimes, The National Book Review, September 7 America's Justice System Has the Wrong Goals Credit for Falling Crime, U.S. News & World Report What Is the Best Way to Hold Private Prisons to Account? Q&A: Lauren-Brooke Eisen Talks Private Prisons, Mass Incarceration, and X-Box's Private Prisons Lock Up Thousands Of Americans With Almost No Oversight When A Small Town's Private Prison Goes Bust How to Get States to Reduce Crime and Incarceration At Once Q&A: A Family Memoir of Abraham Zapruder's JFK Assassination Film Review: An Infamous 1917 Missing-Girl Case, and the Woman Detective who Solved it,The National Book Review, May 5 How President Trump and Jeff Sessions Can Fix America’s Private Prisons, Fortune, March 3 Private Prisons Are Poised for a Comeback Under Trump. Here’s How to Reform Them, Vox Crowded Prisons at the Crossroads New York Daily News, December 23 39 Percent of Prisoners Should Not Be In Prison, Time Clemency Is Now Critical, US News, November 15 How 'Black Lives Matter' and Falling Crime Are Rewriting the Rules for Legal Dramas, The Hollywood Reporter, October 3 Book Review: Blood in the Water, The National Book Review, August 24 GOP Takes Step Forward on Justice Reform, US News, July 19 Was 1960's Liberalism the Cause of Today's Overincarceration Crisis?, The National Book Review The Complex History of the Controversial 1994 Crime Bill, MSNBC Why Torture Doesn't Work: The Neuroscience of Interrogation, The New York Law Review How Washington Can Help End Mass Incarceration, The Hill Spotlight on Poverty: The Reverse Mass Incarceration Act,  Spotlight on Poverty Criminal Justice Reform in 2015 Next President Should Support Plan to Reverse Mass Incarceration, Huffington Post Obama's Final 500 Days, The Marshall Project Mandatory Minimum Sentences — Time to End Counterproductive Policy How Do We Solve the Mass Incarceration Crisis? Emily Bazelon Has the Answer Prisons Shouldn't Create Debtors America's Faulty Perception of Crime Rates, Huffington Post, March 16 The Gatekeepers, Marshall Project The Crime Scene, Politico Magazine Diminishing returns of high incarceration What Is on the Horizon for Grand Jury Reform?, Huffington Post Are More Criminal Justice Reforms on the Horizon in 2015? Too Big to Jail: How Prosecutors Compromise with Corporations, New York Law Journal, December 18 Poverty, Incarceration, and Criminal Justice Debt, Talk Poverty "Felons, Not Families" Oversimplifies a Complex Reality, Huffington Post, November 24 Prosecutors Can Play Role in Ending Mass Incarceration Federal Aid to Local Law Enforcement Should Be Success-Oriented Mandate Taped Interrogations, Albany Times-Union, July 7 Embracing Technology Can Reduce False Convictions, Huffington Post New Report Examines Growth of Incarceration, Huffington Post Georgia Governor Vetoes Private Probation Bill, Huffington Post Putting Heroin Users in Jail Won't Help Louisiana's Crime Rate, Times-Picayune, April 11 Attorney General Holder Combats 'Tough on Crime' Legacy, Huffington Post Inferno: An Anatomy of American Punishment, New York Law Journal, March 26 Congress Should Get Moving on Criminal Justice Reform, Roll Call Let’s Reward Innovative Policing With Fed $$$, The Crime Report How to Fight the Heroin Epidemic, MSNBC Better Way to Keep Track of Taxpayers Dollars, The Hill, February 3 Overcriminalization Task Force Should Focus on Reducing Prison Populations, The Hill, July 26 Chasing Gideon: The Elusive Quest for Poor People's Justice, New York Law Journal In Doubt: The Psychology of the Criminal Justice Process, New York Law Journal The Law of Superheroes, New York Law Journal The Collapse of American Criminal Justice, New York Law Journal Battle over Bail Reform The Business of Private Prisons, Yale University, April 23 Justice Policy Champion 101: Virtual convening, Justice Action Network, March 11 No City Limits 2021, Robin Hood Foundation, March 1 America’s Damaging Criminal Legal System: Reimagining the System at Every Level, Yale University Philanthropy Conference, February 12 Biden’s Executive Order on Private Prisons Building On The Legacy Of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Stephen Wise Free Synagogue January 18 ‘Prison for Profit’: Documentary Film Screening and Panel Discussion, Birkbeck University of London Debt in Texas: The Unintended Consequences of Government Fines and Fees, Federal Reserve Bank of Texas December 2 Covid-19 and Mass Incarceration: Where We Are, and Where We Go From Here, Innovations Conference Cities & Counties for Fine and Fee Justice webinar, Fines & Fees Justice Center Crowded Prisons Are Festering 'Petri Dishes' For Coronavirus, Observers Warn More than 20 states are using prison labor to make hand sanitizer and masks while the coronavirus spreads through the prison system Inmates, Relatives Say Indiana Prisons Lack COVID-19 Safeguards Coronavirus and the U.S. Prison System Maryland prison system confirms first coronavirus cases, Baltimore Sun, March 30 On the Count - The Prison And Criminal Justice Report, WBAI, January 4 The First Step Act promised widespread reform. What has the criminal justice overhaul achieved so far? What is the 1994 Crime Bill? A look at Sanders’ plan to reduce the U.S. prison population Unequal Outcomes: Most ICE Detainees Held In Rural Areas Where Deportation Risks Soar Meet the Journalist: Lauren-Brooke Eisen CA Governor spares 700+ lives by ending death penalty J.P. Morgan Chase Cuts Ties With Private Prisons Over Public Pressure The Private Prison Industry Just Suffered a Major Blow. And It Could Just Be the Beginning. Is Inmate Labor Modern Day Slavery? Deadly uprising at Delaware prison highlights widespread understaffing problem Sentencing Reform and the First Step Act Punishment for Profit Inside Private Prisons 'Inside Private Prisons' Lays Out History of Private Correctional Facilities Lauren-Brooke on MSNBC Inside Private Prisons Crime Rates Drop in 28 Major U.S. Cities Inside Private Prisons: An American Dilemma in the Age of Mass Incarceration Big Money As Private Immigrant Jails Boom Prisons of Profit Inside the Multi-Billion Dollar Private Prison Industry Lauren-Brooke Eisen Tide Turning Tuesday, Off Kilter, November 9 Meet the Candidate: Mayor de Blasio; Inside the Gop Tax Plan; Civil War Refresher; What to Do with Private Prisons Making Sense Of The Russia Inquiry And A New Era For The Private Prison Industry 10/11/17 Lauren Brooke-Eisen Jared Sexton Yates & Lauren Brooke-Eisen - Miami Book Fair Author A Look At The State Of The Private Prison Industry Between Public and Private Soft Cell: California Inmates Can Pay for Cushier Accommodations The Source: Report Estimates 39 Percent of U.S. Inmates Are 'Unnecessarily Incarcerated' The Private Prison Industry Is Making A Comeback Why So Many Americans Are Unnecessarily Incarcerated New approach to incarceration Justice Sotomayor Delivers Blistering Dissent in Utah Search Case National Reentry Week Debtors Prison Bipartisanship in Prison Reform Garland Robinette: Pick-A-Prison..., WWL.com, July 13 ​Krystal Clear StandUP! w/Pete Dominick 8 O'Clock Buzz Capitol Pressroom Virginia's Rising Prison Rates, WVTF Study Shows Increasing Incarceration Has Diminishing Returns, WRKF Study Finds Crowding Jails Fails To Substantially Reduce Crime The Leonard Lopate Show: How do Grand Juries, and Trial Juries, Influence Our Criminal Justice System? Double Charged: The True Co$t Of Juvenile Justice, Youth Radio, May 8 Morning Edition: 21st Century Debtors' Prisons Garland Robinette: On The Judicial System and The Poor Pay to Stay: Jails Raise Revenue by Charging Inmates NFL Network's Rich Eisen: Pittsburgh Steelers defensive tackle Derrick Harmon was able to tell his mom he got selected by Steelers just before she passed Tom Pelissero discusses which quarterbacks could be drafted Day 3 of '25 draft \"NFL Draft Kickoff\" debate who is the best player available entering Day 3 of 2025 NFL Draft NFL Network's Bucky Brooks and Chief National Reporter Steve Wyche pick which team should add a quarterback in Day 3 of 2025 NFL Draft Which prospect would you bang the table for entering Day 3 of '25 draft | 'NFL Draft Kickoff' o NFL Network's Bucky Brooks and Chief National Reporer Steve Wyche reveal which team has improved their offense most this offseason Quarterback Jaxson Dart after being drafted by the New York Giants: 'I'm grateful to be part of this organization' NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport identifies some of the top potential landing spots for quarterback Shedeur Sanders on Day 2 of the 2025 NFL Draft The Indianapolis Colts brass call tight end Tyler Warren to draft him No Jacksonville Jaguars general manager James Gladstone joins \"NFL Draft Kickoff\" to talk about his process of drafting Travis Hunter with the second overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft NFL Network's Brian Baldinger and Chief Naitonal Reporter Steve Wyche reveal which player drafted in Day 2 will have an immediate impact in 2025 NFL Media's Brian Baldinger breaks down his favorite defensive lineman from the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft on \"NFL Draft Kickoff.\" \"I can certainly see\" the Cleveland Browns drafting running back Treveyon Henderson Cornerback and wide receiver Travis Hunter meets with media following the Jacksonville Jaguars drafting him No NFL Network's Jane Slater on offensive tackle Kelvin Banks Jr. New Orleans Saints \"had to address\" offensive line in '25 draft and which positions they can target entering Day 2 NFL Network's Brian Baldinger on offensive tackle Will Campbell the New England Patriots \"needed an anchor\" on offensive line to protect quarterback Drake Maye Senior National Columnist Judy Battista says the New York Giants \"loved what they saw\" with quarterback Jaxson Dart NFL Network's Brian Baldinger and Chief National Reporter Steve Wyche on Colorado Buffaloes quarterback prospect Shedeur Sanders not being drafted in round one NFL Network's Sara Walsh on atmosphere in the Tennessee Titans facility after drafting quarterback Cam Ward with No Members of the James Weldon Johnson Foundation's National Hymn Choir perform 'Lift Every Voice' ahead of the 2025 NFL Draft sings the National Anthem prior to the beginning of the 2025 NFL Draft Quarterback Cam Ward chats with NFL Network's Kimmi Chex on NFL Draft Red Carpet Penn State Nittany Lions edge rusher Abdul Carter remembers the path he took to be one of the highest-rated prospects in the 2025 NFL Draft with NFL Network's Kimmi Chex Colorado Buffaloes cornerback and wide receiver Travis Hunter stops to chat with NFL Network's Kimmi Chex on the red carpet about how it has been at the 2025 NFL Draft so far Boise State Broncos running back Ashton Jeanty talks with NFL Network host Kimmi Chex about his fit and upcoming transition into the NFL on the red carpet ahead of the 2025 NFL Draft "NFL Draft Kickoff" debate who is the best player available entering Day 3 of 2025 NFL Draft Jacksonville Jaguars general manager James Gladstone joins "NFL Draft Kickoff" to talk about his process of drafting Travis Hunter with the second overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft NFL Media's Brian Baldinger breaks down his favorite defensive lineman from the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft on "NFL Draft Kickoff." "I can certainly see" the Cleveland Browns drafting running back Treveyon Henderson New Orleans Saints "had to address" offensive line in '25 draft and which positions they can target entering Day 2 the New England Patriots "needed an anchor" on offensive line to protect quarterback Drake Maye Senior National Columnist Judy Battista says the New York Giants "loved what they saw" with quarterback Jaxson Dart Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights 12:20pm EDTShareSaveComment@font-face{font-family: "Schnyder"; src: url("https://i.forbesimg.com/assets/fonts/schnyders/schnyders-bold-webfont.woff2") format("woff2") url("https://i.forbesimg.com/assets/fonts/schnyders/schnyders/schnyders-bold-webfont.woff") format("woff"); font-weight: 700; font-style: normal;} @font-face{font-family: "Merriweather"; src: url("https://i.forbesimg.com/assets/fonts/merriweather/merriweather-bold-webfont.woff2") format("woff2") 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overlook the city where modern and art deco waterfront palaces line the coast A Great Room designed by Cheryl Eisen: 5 Tudor City Place Penthouse Eisen was a frustrated real estate broker watching luxury properties sit on the market far too long “Buyers weren’t just shopping for square footage “No one was staging high-end properties with intention.” without resources or a formal design background Eisen staged her first property on a hunch—and it sold fast Eisen in the Sky: IMG's project at 111 57th St “In a world where perfection and speed rarely meet my brand is built on the concept of ‘magazine-worthy design in record time’” says Eisen Industry-leading interior designer Cheryl Eisen “This wasn’t a Cinderella story,” Eisen says of her journey “There were no industry mentors or trust fund lifelines was earned by continually proving myself in a fiercely competitive market.” Interior Marketing Group doesn’t just furnish properties—it curates immersive experiences with signature details from custom upholstery to modern art from private collections Previously available exclusively to staging and design clients Eisen’s art and design picks will be accessible to the public with the launch of her e-commerce Prettying up the Primary Suite: Cheryl Eisen and IMG's designs at 111 West 57th Street Her creative eye has propelled Eisen as an industry leader often featured on “Open House NYC,” NBC’s long-running real estate and design series IMG’s work has also been showcased in nearly every scene of Netflix’s “Owning Manhattan,” “Selling the City,” and Bravo TV’s “Million Dollar Listing New York,” as well as scenes in HBO’s “Succession.” Interior Marketing Group has grown to 100 employees with an expanding footprint in Miami and Los Angeles The firm now stages upwards of 200 properties annually ranging from $10 million penthouses to $100 million estates In addition to Art Loft, Eisen has also made strategic moves with IMG’s main business arm, Eisen Design House “These milestones represent years of hard work “It’s never just about filling a space—it’s about creating an emotional connection Eisen is establishing a bigger presence across other luxury hotspots IMG’s staged properties have driven bidding wars and record-breaking sales including a $49 million Palm Beach mansion that marked the largest contract of the week a $48.5 million Palm Beach estate that followed suit and a $35 million condo in The Continuum on South Beach that sold fully furnished Eisen is reshaping Miami’s new design narrative with high-profile projects launching at the Aston Martin Residences fusing tropical ease with IMG’s fashion-forward approach “Miami’s design aesthetic is a dance between streamlined minimalism and organic warmth,” Eisen explains “The challenge has been crafting spaces that feel connected to the city’s vibrant landscape while meeting the expectations of ultra-high-net-worth buyers accustomed to New York’s sophistication We’ve successfully struck that balance in our South Florida projects.” The largest sale of the year in the Hollywood Hills: 1898 Rising Glen Road 23,000-square-foot estate perched in the coveted Bird Streets the home exemplified LA’s ultra-high-end market Eisen continues to expand IMG’s global presence with her first overseas project “This momentum underscores IMG’s ability to thrive in different luxury markets while staying true to its core ethos of strategic Norman Eisen, cofounder of the democracy watchdog group State Democracy Defenders Fund, yesterday helped secure the sensitive financial information of US citizens within the Department of Treasury where Elon Musk and his DOGE team were reportedly  accessing the department’s computers The DC lawyer and former diplomat worked on the team of lawyers representing several federal workers’ unions against the Bureau of Fiscal Service and the Treasury and its Secretary Scott Bessent in a complaint over the release of this personal and financial information US District Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly barred DOGE officials Tom Krause and Elez (prior to his resignation) to “as needed,” “read only” access to the materials meaning they cannot make any changes to the payments system The order also limits who can access these payment records within the Department of Treasury After Kollar-Kotelly issued yesterday’s emergency order we spoke to Eisen to learn more about what the order actually means for federal employees and US citizens The entire country was concerned that Elon Musk and his US DOGE service sitting over there in the White House were going to get in the Treasury and IRS systems and muck about in them It restricts use to internal Treasury personnel The Treasury payments system and the personal information at the IRS are uniquely centralized and vast There is no way to achieve this same purpose by going elsewhere we and our partners are litigating and will be litigating further to stop the whole unlawful enterprise that is the DOGE We haven’t yet seen an example of the Trump administration Every year since the NFL Network began covering the combine in 2004, Rich Eisen has run the 40-yard dash Will the 55-year-old lace up his dress shoes again and make the run in 2025 NFL fans can certainly expect the charitable event to continue after its establishment as an offseason tradition Here's what to know about Eisen's 40-yard dash in 2025 and his history of results in the discipline 2025 NFL COMBINE: Full list of players participating in event It isn't clear exactly when Rich Eisen will be running the 40-yard dash Eisen has hosted a "Run Rich Run" event in California since the 2021 iteration of the event. SoFi Stadium in Inglewood and the Rose Bowl in Pasadena have been home to "Run Rich Run" during that time. The event has been taped and then aired during NFL Network's coverage of Day 3 of the NFL draft Neither Eisen nor NFL Network has announced their official plans for the event in 2025. But in all likelihood, fans can expect to know the results of Eisen's latest 40-yard dash on the final day of the 2025 NFL draft – Saturday "Run Rich Run" is an event that began at the 2004 NFL scouting combine out of what Eisen described at the 2024 NFL draft as a "fit of boredom" while waiting to shoot NFL Total Access with Terrell Davis "I looked down to the field, and I have no idea why I thought to myself, 'I can run the 40-yard dash fast right now,'" Eisen explained during NFL Network's 2024 draft coverage and then I went down on the field and ran my 40-yard dash in suit and tie and lace-up dress shoes having no idea that the NFL Network crew was recording it." Eisen's 40-yard dash was shown during the NFL Network's coverage of the combine and started a tradition He continued to run the 40 over the next decade just for fun In the 11th year of "Run Rich Run," Sara Swanson of the NFL Network front office asked Eisen if he would like to add a charitable component to it Jude Children's Research Hospital and what it stands for – to make sick kids better and parents who get the worst nightmare of a report from their doctors can send their kids to this place in Memphis but they don't see a bill for anything," Eisen explained of the organization All they have to do is focus on their child getting better Eisen's 40-yard dashes had raised approximately $6 million for St. Jude's ahead of the 2024 event, according to the hospital FASTEST COMBINE 40 TIMES: Here's who holds the record Eisen has been running the 40-yard dash since the 2025 NFL combine Below is a look at his year-by-year results: New England Patriots Head Coach Mike Vrabel talks to NFL Network's Daniel Jeremiah and Rich Eisen at the 2025 NFL Scouting Combine go behind the scenes in his first 24 hours with the Patriots #1 pick Will Campbell we recap the Patriots entire draft with Executive Vice President of Player Personnel Eliot Wolf and take you inside the Patriots Draft Room All that and more on this episode of Patriots All Access Patriots Director of College Scouting Cam Williams breaks down what happens when an NFL team goes on the clock at the NFL Draft Patriots Executive Vice President of Player Personnel Eliot Wolf sits down with Scott Zolak to look back at the Patriots 2025 Draft Class Paul Perillo and Evan Lazar go down the list of New England's 11 draft picks analyzing their college careers and potential roles on the Patriots 2025 roster The Athletic's Dane Brugler joined Evan Lazar and Alex Barth on the Patriots Catch-22 podcast to break down New England's 2025 Draft class and his overall grade for the Patriots Go behind the scenes for an exclusive look at Will Campbell's first 48 hours as the newest member of the New England Patriots The LSU offensive tackle was drafted by the Patriots 4th overall in the 2025 NFL Draft Go inside the Patriots draft room as New England selects their fourth through seventh round picks Patriots Executive Vice President of Player Personnel Eliot Wolf addresses the media on Saturday Recap the Patriots 11 picks from the 2025 NFL Draft Class The Patriots selected Venderbilt LS Julian Ashby in the seventh round (251st overall) of the 2025 NFL Draft The New England Patriots make Memphis defensive back Kobee Minor \"Mr Irrelevant\" in Round 7 of the 2025 NFL Draft with the No 257 overall and final pick (via a trade with the Kansas City Chiefs) The Patriots selected Memphis DB Kobee Minor in the seventh round (257th overall) of the 2025 NFL Draft The Patriots selected Missouri T Marcus Bryant in the seventh round (251st overall) of the 2025 NFL Draft tackle Marcus Bryant addresses the media on Saturday The New England Patriots select Mizzou Tigers offensive tackle Marcus Bryant in Round 7 of the 2025 NFL Draft with the No edge Bradyn Swinson addresses the media on Saturday The Patriots selected Miami K Andres Borregales in the sixth round (182nd overall) of the 2025 NFL Draft The New England Patriots select Miami Hurricanes kicker Andres Borregales in Round 6 of the 2025 NFL Draft with the No 182 overall pick (via a trade with the Detroit Lions) Watch college football highlights from Patriots 2025 NFL Draft picks Joshua Farmer and Bradyn Swinson Watch combine highlights from Patriots fifth round pick (146th overall) Bradyn Swinson Watch combine highlights from Patriots fourth round pick (137th overall) Joshua Farmer The Patriots selected LSU Edge Bradyn Swinson in the fifth round (146th overall) of the 2025 NFL Draft The New England Patriots select LSU Tigers edge rusher Bradyn Swinson in Round 5 of the 2025 NFL Draft with the No The Patriots selected FSU DT Joshua Farmer in the fourth round (137th overall) of the 2025 NFL Draft The New England Patriots select Florida State Seminoles defensive tackle Joshua Farmer in Round 4 of the 2025 NFL Draft with the No 137 overall pick (via a trade with the Seattle Seahawks) The New England Patriots make Memphis defensive back Kobee Minor "Mr Irrelevant" in Round 7 of the 2025 NFL Draft with the No Take a look back at the career of Patriots wide receiver Julian Edelman who will will be inducted into this Patriots Hall of Fame this summer Patriots quarterback Drake Maye addresses the media on Thursday Patriots linebacker Christian Elliss addresses the media on Thursday A look at the Patriots opponents from 2025 through 2027 The New England Patriots announced today that former wide receiver Julian Edelman has been voted into the Patriots Hall of Fame as the 37th inductee here's everything you need to know about the newest Patriots rookies Tom Brady's historic Hall of Fame induction ceremony has been nominated for an Emmy Award Tracking all of the Patriots transactions during the free agent signing period New England Patriots Chairman and CEO Robert Kraft announced the selection of former Head Coach Bill Parcells for induction into the Patriots Hall of Fame as a contributor Lauren-Brooke Eisen (LinkedIn – Bluesky – X)  is Senior Director of the Justice Program at the Brennan Center for Justice and author of Inside Private Prisons: An American Dilemma in the Age of Mass Incarceration (Columbia University Press) She also is editor of Excessive Punishment: How the Justice System Creates Mass Incarceration She previously served as an assistant district attorney in addition to working for the Vera Institute of Justice in its Center on Sentencing and Corrections Stay up to date with Just Security curated newsletters: Just Security provides expert analysis and informational resources on the issues that matter most—without paywalls Just Security is an editorially independent daily digital law and policy journal housed in the Reiss Center on Law and Security at the New York University School of Law Support Just Security in shaping a more informed and secure world by making a tax-deductible donation of any size through the NYU giving page Donate Now Despite weeks of speculation of the Pittsburgh Steelers taking a quarterback in the first round widely connected to Colorado’s Shedeur Sanders it wasn’t until the team’s fifth pick and the sixth round until it added a passer to the roster rookie Will Howard won’t sniff the field That still leaves Pittsburgh’s quarterback situation uncertain but Rich Eisen offered a nuanced take of the criticism that’s fair “I just think they weren’t sold,” Eisen said when asked by producer Chris Brockman if Pittsburgh made a mistake “I just think they weren’t sold.” Only three quarterbacks went within the top 90 selections one of which was Cam Ward going first overall The New York Giants traded up for Jaxson Dart in the first round while the New Orleans Saints snagged Tyler Shough early in the second Eisen understood the Steelers’ focus on fortifying the trenches “They needed d-linemen,” he said “When that kid Derrick Harmon was there The Steelers are very happy to have Derrick Harmon there.” After making Harmon the 21st overall pick, the Steelers made clear he was one player they wouldn’t trade away from Despite receiving phone calls to move down Pittsburgh stuck to its board and added a player in Harmon who could start Day 1 and serve as Cam Heyward’s long-term replacement and a double-dip on the d-line in Yahya Black all came before Pittsburgh drafted Howard in the sixth round “I just think they didn’t value Shedeur Sanders in a way above the guys that they took,” Eisen said Eisen believes Pittsburgh can be criticized from another angle Despite the team’s outward confidence he’ll eventually sign nothing is official until he signs a contract And a change of heart could wreck Pittsburgh’s plans that’s a dangerous game,” he said “That’s a dangerous game.” Eisen suggested the Steelers keep the Falcons on speed dial for Kirk Cousins, who remains an option for Pittsburgh.  How the Steelers have handled their quarterback situation post-Ben Roethlisberger is ripe for criticism They forced a first-round pick on Kenny Pickett from the previous GM who retired right after the selection The team has completely turned over its quarterback room two years running and failed to re-sign Justin Fields or Russell Wilson despite being the team’s stated goal and ownership’s wishes But the 2025 draft wasn’t the year to take the big swing on a quarterback. Odds are, it would’ve played out similarly to 2022. Hopefully, 2026 produces enough talent to justify the Steelers making an aggressive attempt at secure a long-term franchise quarterback, one that will come in the shadow of their own stadium.  Quis autem vel eum iure reprehenderit qui in ea voluptate velit esse quam nihil molestiae consequatur Temporibus autem quibusdam et aut officiis debitis aut rerum necessitatibus saepe eveniet We use ads to fund this site and continue to bring you premium Steelers content If you like what you see on this site, we now have an ad-free option available for a donation of $25 per year and you can enjoy the site entirely ad-free Additionally, if you'd like to donate above and beyond the ad-free option, you can donate via PayPal as well NFL Network's Rich Eisen on the Raiders hiring offensive coordinator Chip Kelly Bussin' with the Boys' Will Compton talks defensive end Maxx Crosby Fox Sports' Rob Gronkowski on tight end Brock Bowers and his rookie season Fox Sports' Peter Schrager talks offensive coordinator Chip Kelly and General Manager John Spytek Former Raiders safety Charles Woodson on Head Coach Pete Carroll and more NFL Network's Tom Pelissero on what Head Coach Pete Carroll brings to the Silver and Black Former quarterback Kurt Warner on tight end Brock Bowers ESPN's Mina Kimes on the Raiders hiring Head Coach Pete Carroll defensive coordinator Patrick Graham and more Former Raiders tackle Marshall Newhouse on Head Coach Pete Carroll team culture and offensive coordinator Chip Kelly PFF's Trevor Sikkema on Head Coach Pete Carroll Cam Newton on defensive end Maxx Crosby's energy and undeniable work ethic ESPN's Mina Kimes on what it means to have Head Coach Antonio Pierce leading the charge for the Silver and Black Watch as UFC President Dana White talks about Raiders defensive end Maxx Crosby Raiders play-by-play announcer Jason Horowitz talks the Raiders 2023 draft class in the preseason NFL Network's David Shaw talks Raiders' recent additions to the Silver and Black roster NFL Network's Cynthia Frelund discusses the competition for the Raiders in 2023 Training Camp NFL Network's reporter Omar Ruiz speaks on quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo at Raiders 2023 Training Camp Sirius XM NFL Radio co-host Jim Miller discusses the Silver and Black Former football executive Rick Spielman discusses the Raiders NBC Sports analyst Matthew Berry discusses Head Coach Josh McDaniels and more Sirius XM NFL Radio co-host Pat Kirwan discusses the importance of having depth at wide receiver Former defensive end Akbar Gbajabiamila discusses the Silver and Black's upcoming offseason speaks on his family's connection to the Silver and Black Hall of Famer and Raiders legend Tim Brown discusses Pro Bowl defensive end Maxx Crosby's energy on the field NFL Network's Ian Rapoport discusses the Raiders being a great fit in Las Vegas A Gripping Display of Athletic Brilliance In a world of split-second decisions and game-changing moments Saquon Barkley’s dynamic performance last season captivated fans and redefined what it means.. An unexpected resurgence captivates the season as an emerging talent transforms his journey from early setbacks to becoming a pillar of resilience and promise A Promising Beginning An electrifying season is on the horizon for New Orleans filled with both seasoned leadership and.. A seismic shift in the NFL landscape has arrived with a move that promises to redefine the future of professional football Historic Trade Move The team from Jacksonville.. A new chapter unfolds in Chicago’s storied football history as the team secures a transformative talent in their 39th draft pick The selection of Luther Burden III heralds.. Captivating Entrance In a world where legacy and talent converge one name stands at the forefront of football’s future © 2024 Motociclismo - All rights reserved Motociclismo © 2024 Motociclismo - All rights reserved Motociclismo The All-Pro defensive end did so in a statement released by his agent On Wednesday, Garrett appeared on the "Rich Eisen Show" while on Radio Row at the Super Bowl in New Orleans he explained the timing that went into finally going public with the trade request “I just felt it was time," Garrett told Eisen kind of relaxed and decompressed emotionally wanted to distance myself a little bit and spent a little time talking to my family about how we feel about this decision.” had made it known late in the Browns' 3-14 season his hope was to retire as a Cleveland Brown he also made it very clear he wanted to know what general manager Andrew Berry and the rest of the organization had planned in terms of contending for a Super Bowl in the near future The reigning NFL Defensive Player of the Year met with the Browns' higher-ups immediately after the season ended last month Outside of a moment during a mid-January episode of "Hard Knocks: In Season With the AFC North" on Max — when he said "We're closer than some may think we are" — there had been nothing public from him until the trade request bombshell on Monday “It’s not a decision I take lightly," Garrett said Just looking at the trajectory of the team I have a lot of respect for them but I just don’t think we’re aligned on where the team is going in the near future.” One of the individuals Garrett spoke to while he was contemplating his decision was LeBron James The star pass rusher had said during the season that James was someone he regularly leaned on for advice Garrett wanted to know from James "what a transition looked like for him what was his thought process going into it before he left Cleveland.” The Akron native famously left the Cavaliers not once including in 2018 to sign with the Los Angeles Lakers The Browns have stated they have no intention of trading Garrett since the request was made public That's in line with multiple statements made by Berry 6 postseason news conference and in talking to Cleveland.com and The Athletic last week at the Senior Bowl Both times, Berry said he intended for Garrett to retire with the team, saying the 2017 No. 1 overall pick would have a "direct ticket from Cleveland to Canton" after his career ended. Garrett threw that line back in Berry's face in his statement Monday, saying the "goal was never to go from Cleveland to Canton it has always been to compete for and win a Super Bowl." who became the youngest player to reach 100 career sacks since the NFL started keeping it as an official statistic 1982 reiterated that Wednesday while speaking to Eisen “It’s never been about the Hall of Fame for me," Garrett said on the show The news of Garrett's desire to be dealt has opened up the imaginations of fans of the other 31 teams who would even fit the outline of Garrett's ideal destination Garrett is under contract for two more seasons and it would be a $36.22 million salary cap hit for Cleveland if he was traded before June 1 Although Berry has shown in the past a proclivity to try to work with players during conflicts — see the Odell Beckham Jr situation in 2021 — there's also the reality he needs to land a return for a future Hall of Fame commensurate to what he's giving up in order to help the Browns rebuild he's hopeful things can be worked out for a resolution that benefits all but still puts him out of Cleveland and on a team with true Super Bowl aspirations "I just want to go to a contender," Garrett said "… I would love (to have a say in his destination) But hopefully we can leave off on good terms and we can find a middle ground between us.” Chris Easterling can be reached at ceasterling@thebeaconjournal.com Read more about the Browns at www.beaconjournal.com/sports/browns Your request appears similar to malicious requests sent by robots Please make sure JavaScript is enabled and then try loading this page again. If you continue to be blocked, please send an email to secruxurity@sizetedistrict.cVmwom with: Sitting on the sidelines throughout his first NFL season was difficult for J.J but the young quarterback focused on being a great teammate and great student McCarthy joined The Rich Eisen Show Tuesday and chatted about a variety of topics has been a longtime follower of McCarthy and was thrilled to see him drafted 10th overall by the Vikings last spring The rookie impressed during his performance in Minnesota's first preseason game but suffered a knee injury that put an early end to his season McCarthy confirmed with Eisen he's "ahead of schedule" in his recovery And we're just continuing to stack days at this point While acknowledging his current excitement McCarthy didn't shy away from the roller coaster of emotions he's experienced over the past six months he supported quarterback Sam Darnold and the rest of the Vikings room en route to a 14-3 regular-season campaign and Wild Card playoff game against the Rams if I'm going to be straight-up," McCarthy told Eisen to your season ending and being … a part of that beautiful season Minnesota had last year "[But also] just being able to really witness and experience what it was like to be a successful team in the NFL and also see some ways that we could always improve it was an invaluable experience and ultimately a blessing," McCarthy continued "But the hardest part was seeing all my brothers go out there every single not be able to put on the armor with them." McCarthy explained that even while on Injured Reserve he spent ample time around the Vikings practice facility and attended team He learned from — and shared his own perspective with — Darnold Brett Rypien and late-season addition Daniel Jones and McCarthy also joined his teammates on the sideline as soon as he was medically cleared to do so He specifically noted benefits of Saturday QB meetings during which Vikings Head Coach Kevin O'Connell would join the group "Something I really pinpoint about those meetings specifically is just K.O talking about the game plan for that week: what he likes He added he did have weekly one-hour sit-downs with O'Connell that mainly revolved around "life and just getting to know each other" rather than Xs and Os and just be able to see why they do the things they do And hopefully add it to my repertoire if it resonates with me," McCarthy said In specifically keeping his eyes on Darnold McCarthy highlighted how the elder QB handled success in 2024 "Just witnessing how he was the same guy every single day He had this beautiful ability to really not care too much and also not care too little," McCarthy said of Darnold "That's something that I battle with because I care so much and then I find myself in times when it doesn't really go your way But Sam had a great ability to keep the main thing the main thing and just focus on attacking each day so it was really awesome to witness that," McCarthy added "Everyone has their own individual quarterback journey and to be a part of his at the time it was is a complete blessing that I'm going to carry with me throughout the rest of my career." As far as what comes next for the Vikings quarterback room McCarthy assured he's taking each day as it comes and letting the cards fall where they may regarding Darnold and others' free agency status He's careful to not allow questions about the coming days impact learning opportunities he's one of the most genuine guys I know," McCarthy told Eisen there's a lot of things that are certainly above my pay grade … So just being able to just be in the moment with him every time I get the chance to interact with him and really pick his brain "Those are a lot of the moments that I can miss [out on] thinking about the uncertainties that I can't do anything about," he continued "So it's really just optimizing each moment and each time I have with that great mind of the game Listening to McCarthy share his philosophies on life it's sometimes easy to forget just how young (he turned 22 on Jan He views the 2024 redshirt season as "a moment of stillness" that He focused on putting in as much effort as possible in the classroom and film study to ensure when he does back on the field McCarthy is continuing to keep that same outlook concentrating on becoming the best possible NFL quarterback he can be His smile could be heard over the airwaves as he quoted former Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh "I'm just going to control what I can control," McCarthy said "and attack each day with enthusiasm unknown to mankind." Tune into Tuesday's full episode of The Rich Eisen Show here The page you're looking for does not exist Please try our site search feature to find what you are looking for and Princeton professor Kim Lane Scheppele talk to Christiane Amanpour about the possibility of America sliding toward autocracy '+n.escapeExpression("function"==typeof(o=null!=(o=r(e,"eyebrowText")||(null!=l?r(l,"eyebrowText"):l))?o:n.hooks.helperMissing)?o.call(null!=l?l:n.nullContext||{},{name:"eyebrowText",hash:{},data:t,loc:{start:{line:28,column:63},end:{line:28,column:78}}}):o)+" \n 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Tent,” your place for politics I feel like this winter’s going to be a little bit too snowy and cold for my liking if the past week is an indication Our kids have been stuck at home the past few days as we all got—I don’t know what it was over where you live what was the first time as a homeowner shoveling snow and they’d have folks that would shovel snow Speaking of to die for—this is our first episode of the new year Seeberger: And I hear you also had a great conversation to kick off 2025 I spoke with former Ambassador Norm Eisen about the fourth anniversary of the January 6 insurrection Donald Trump’s plan to pardon those who tried to stop the peaceful transfer of power and this little topic about how we try to save democracy as we approach the inauguration of Donald Trump on January 20 And I want to start off by sending our best wishes to the folks out in LA County who are staring down massive wildfires that have disrupted and forced the evacuation of thousands of people all across Southern California and who are being impacted by these devastating wildfires all being completely burnt down to the ground it’s really devastating and really heartbreaking to see and we hope that everyone is staying as safe as they possibly can We all have friends and family who live out there Mike Johnson was reelected speaker of the House last week He may not have needed as many rounds of votes to secure the speakership as a Kevin McCarthy did but we should be clear about why he won the backing of House Republicans and what his priorities are for this Congress This election made clear that the American people want their government to protect their pocketbooks you’d think that Republicans would have plans to and make it a little bit easier for everyone to save money at the end of the month These plans will have serious consequences for the middle class and everyday Americans And look no further than the initiative that Elon Musk has been shepherding Seeberger: A meme agency of all meme agencies while there is unquestionably a lot of government that is in need of reform or is failing to fulfill its mission on behalf of the American people— MAGA Mike and the GOP in Congress also want to ram through massive tax cuts for MAGA’s richest billionaire buddies and the biggest corporations to reward them for their loyalty And they’ll make the middle class pay for the bill this is really dangerous stuff that could hurt ordinary people like you and me and many of our listeners And we’ve already seen a little bit of the level of disaster that can occur when you give billionaires like America’s oligarch Seeberger: We can really only expect more of this type of behavior from MAGA Mike and Republicans in Congress over the months ahead Americans don’t support their government being mortgaged to the highest bidder And you think we’re going to hear a word from the president-elect about having those workers’ backs— Seeberger: —when he’s getting $40 million from Jeff Bezos’ Amazon It’s clear that MAGA Republicans like Mike Johnson and Elon Musk pose the biggest risk to our government Democrats have to remind the American people of the corruption MAGA Republicans have brought to Washington I think we’re going to see it on full display when we see who’s prioritized in the bills that are passed by Congress Is that tax reform bill going to cut taxes for the lowest-income and middle-class families or is it got to primarily cut taxes for people at the top of the income spectrum I’ll be watching closely as I know you will be as well they really need to contrast their vision of delivering for the American people and making their lives better with this kind of rampant corruption and working for the billionaire class that we’re seeing for MAGA Republicans there’s been a lot of talk from MAGA Republicans about a complicated legislative process called reconciliation Here to break down what that process is and what it could mean for Donald Trump’s agenda is Bobby Kogan for our listeners who may not know what reconciliation means can you explain what this process is and how it differs from the normal legislating that’s done on Capitol Hill Why are Republicans looking at it as a mechanism to enact much of Donald Trump’s agenda As long as you have a simple majority and can make it through the Rules Committee so you normally need 60 votes because there’s this thing called the filibuster And if you don’t have 60 votes to invoke cloture and move past it then 41 senators can stop any legislation from moving and reconciliation is the biggest and most prominent of them It is a special expedited process where as long as you stick to its rules you can pass it with only 51 votes instead of 60 So Republicans are looking to this because it is basically their best path to enact much of their agenda as long as they stick to the special rules we’re hearing Republicans throw out all kinds of policies that they want to enact through this vehicle Can you talk about what specific ones you think they may try to pass through reconciliation reconciliation was created to allow for an expedited or easier process for passing budget and tax-related legislation Can Republicans really enact their whole wish list of policies through reconciliation or controlling who or who cannot serve in the military things like that—seems to be totally far-fetched from budget and spending so both of those wouldn’t be able to make it through reconciliation Reconciliation is about getting federal dollars in or out of the government So it’s not enough for it to touch the federal budget it’s not enough for it to be related to it The way that you should think about it is whether the provision of law that you’re trying to enact the primary purpose is about changing dollars and cents in and out of the government That was about changing the dollars and cents coming into the government So they’re looking at doing Trump tax cuts 2.0 That you can largely do through reconciliation that sort of stuff is all fundamentally budgetary They were really close to making it so instead of growing with need And it would have fallen further and further short of its promise So there are very real things that they could do and then there are plenty of things that they simply can’t do I realize I’m asking you to read the tea leaves here but Republicans have a very narrow margin in the House as well as in the Senate on whether he’d like all of these priorities packaged into one or two reconciliation bills what are some of the other harms to the American people that you’re most concerned about Kogan: They have a very slim majority in both the House and the Senate they can afford to lose two— I hope I said the right numbers there The fighting about whether they’re going to do one three bills is all in recognition of the fact that it’s really difficult Some of the Republican agenda is quite popular And so the idea here is trying to attach some of the more popular things to some of the less popular things in hoping that all of a sudden they will have enough votes There’s been a lot of consternation about their tax bill. Their tax bill, when it passed last time, they had about a dozen House Republicans vote against it. Why? Well, it’s very expensive, it gives a disproportionate share of its benefit to the rich, and it actually raises taxes on about 10 percent of Americans “We’re going to do this multi-trillion-dollar tax cut that mostly helps the rich and corporations and also raises a bunch of middle-class taxes.” That was a tough sell a lot of it was temporary due to some of the rules of reconciliation and their unwillingness to pay for it they are doubling down on some of the unpopular parts of it Their whole disagreement here is a reflection of the fact that they haven’t figured out how to deal with their own internal politics I think that they will get something done. It just depends on how disciplined they are. So [Rep. John] Thune’s (R-SD) idea was to do a border defense energy bill I think a lot of what they do would be pretty profoundly immoral but there’s ways to do it that are nonetheless pretty popular with the American public and that’s something that I think they’d be able to do You start getting into repealing the IRA credits where all of a sudden you’re going to be raising costs on a lot of Americans and also on a lot of businesses in America I think it really depends on whether Republicans are willing and able to be narrow in their focus or whether they feel the need to inflict a lot of harm on the American public and we will definitely have you back on to talk about it more as it all plays out Thank you so much for joining us on “The Tent.” If there’s anything you’d like us to cover on the pod Gibbs Léger: And stick around for my interview with Ambassador Eisen in just a beat Gibbs Léger: Former Ambassador Norman Eisen is a senior fellow in governance studies at the Brookings Institution and is the founder of State Democracy Defenders Action He served as special counsel to the House Judiciary Committee for the first Trump impeachment from February 2019 to February 2020 He also served in the Obama White House and was the U.S ambassador to the Czech Republic from 2011 to 2014 thank you so much for joining us on “The Tent.” we commemorated the fourth anniversary of January 6 and there have obviously been attempts by those on the right to whitewash this history Why is it important for us to remember what actually happened on that dark day The attempted self-coup that Donald Trump tried after the 2020 election has now been accomplished through the ballot box And with the former president returning back to power and the risk of those abuses emerging—and not just the risk we track his promises to impose autocracy in our American autocracy threat tracker the risk is high of a recurrence of activity like that We must keep what happened on January 6 and the runup to January 6 in mind as we get ready for a second Trump administration Trump has promised to pardon many of the insurrectionists who stormed through the Capitol on his behalf four years ago even though many have been found guilty through fair trials can you talk a little bit about the sentences some of these criminals are serving and what impact it could have if neofascist and militia leaders like Enrique Tarrio or Stewart Rhodes were pardoned by Trump Eisen: These are violent criminals who have been convicted for their wrongdoing on January 6 And if Donald Trump sweeps together those people when you had five deaths emerging out of January 6 you had hundreds of law enforcement officers who were injured—that’s a slap in the face to the law enforcement community in the United States It’s extremely dangerous to release these individuals who we know from history that when you have insurrectionists who form prison networks And it will be a disgrace to the memory of the events that day And we have to object to it now and hope that the president does not pardon those individuals when Donald Trump returns to power on January 20 The surest way we can help avoid that is by being very outspoken now while we have the opportunity “too much trouble if I do that” and backs away from that heart Gibbs Léger: President Biden recently awarded Liz Cheney and [Rep.] Bennie Thompson (D-MS) the [Presidential] Medal of Freedom for their efforts on the January 6th Select Committee so why is it that Speaker Johnson is now promising to investigate the January 6th Committee and attacking its former members and why are Republicans trying to change the narrative—the narrative that many of them agreed with in the immediate aftermath of January 6 Donald Trump himself issued condemnatory statements after January 6 but then he quickly swiveled back around to engage in revisionist history that it was peaceful and patriotic It was one that he inspired with his words on the Ellipse that day and his attempted coup by substituting electoral votes—which is what he wanted—of the actual winner of the election for the electoral votes of Donald Trump It was an elaborate plot that culminated with the violence of January 6 the price of being in Trump’s Republican Party is absolute loyalty And since Trump has subscribed to that revisionism his followers in the party have gone along with him Speaker Johnson was the leader of the election subversion group He put together a brief of members of Congress to be filed in the Supreme Court in the case that Texas brought to baselessly throw out Pennsylvania’s electoral votes and that’s what this committee is going to be about And we need to be equally or more vocal to provide the actual truth and the law that Donald Trump lost the 2020 election and refused to accept that the end result was a violent insurrection that he was responsible for inciting with his remarks on the Ellipse and much more conduct President-elect Trump will face sentencing in New York he was charged with 34 felony counts over his efforts to withhold key information from voters about hush money payments that he made to a porn star in 2016 this may very well be the only sentence that comes out of the many investigations and trials that he has faced these past few years can you talk a little bit about what that means for our system of justice the fact that he has largely been able to escape accountability for his likely wrongdoing but—what signal does it send to the world that the United States is about to be led by a convicted felon Eisen: It doesn’t send a very good signal to the world or in the United States the justice system is set up with an aspiration of giving accused individuals every opportunity to prove their innocence And there’s a tremendous number of safeguards built in you can utilize those safeguards to delay justice and to deny justice poor folks don’t have those advantages in the system It is important to note that despite all those obstacles he was found guilty of 34 felonies of election interference and covering it up with falsifying business documents in connection with the 2016 election That’s what he’s going to be sentenced for and it does send a powerful message if he is sentenced as scheduled at the end of the week Now he’s gone to the one court—after being refused over and over again—he’s gone to the one court in the land the one appellate court that may be complicit and corrupt enough to stall that sentencing He’s asked the United States Supreme Court the same ones who invented this outrageous and baseless presidential immunity But even that terrible Supreme Court decision The conviction for the 2016 conduct is about campaign conduct before he was president Eisen: And about writing personal business checks to cover up the campaign that can’t be part of the official acts within the immunity case So I think that the right and legal thing is for him to face sentencing It is a travesty that he’s dodged accountability in so many other cases And then let’s remember that many others have been held accountable Ken Chesebro has pled guilty in Georgia for his role in the attempted coup there’s been other forms of accountability Criminal cases are proceeding at the state level all over the country against alleged co-conspirators But the hope for Donald Trump is that he does get sentenced on those 34 felony convictions by a jury of his peers Gibbs Léger: Special Counsel Jack Smith is trying to release his final investigative report on Donald Trump’s efforts to overturn the 2020 election and his attempts to steal top secret classified documents from the White House Trump’s lackey judge Aileen Cannon in Florida has temporarily blocked the special counsel’s final report from being released and the Justice Department said they would release only part of Jack Smith’s findings on the 2020 election plot Why is it important for the public to see all of these documents And can you explain to our listeners how outrageous Judge Cannon’s handling of Trump’s classified documents case has been Eisen: Judge Cannon’s baseless order attempted to block the release of both volumes is only the latest in an abominable series of rulings She started out after the search warrant was executed at Mar-a-Lago by attempting to block DOJ then also from utilizing the documents that were seized to investigate the case She had ruled here that the special counsel is an illegal office That would come as a surprise to every other court to consider the question The attorney general has the power to issue special counsel regulations under federal law but all you need to know about Judge Aileen Cannon you can learn from the timing of her throwing out this case based on these ridiculous arguments about the special counsel She did it on the first day of the Republican National Convention Some say that she is just auditioning for a seat on a Supreme Court So my last question: I don’t have to tell you that many Americans out there are hurting and many no longer have faith in our democracy I think it’s part of the reason why this past presidential election voters picked the guy who tried to overturn the government four years ago to run it again because they don’t necessarily believe that it’s working for them It makes me think that the antidote to January 6 is showing the public that our government and democracy is working for them Eisen: CAP is so important in that venture I’m looking forward to continuing to work with you and with all my friends at CAP and CAP Action because we have to explain that democracy is about helping the people Trump is about helping himself and his billionaire buddies to the wealth of government We’ve never seen so many billionaires in a cabinet Donald Trump is making no pretense that the Trump organization are going to stop doing business profiting around the world He even had one of his business partners at his press conference this week to make no bones about what we’re confronting here And CAP has been so eloquent over the decades in articulating policies where we want America and American government and our president to serve the public interest We have work to do in explaining how we will have a democracy that delivers and we need to speak to them about why democracy will be better for them than an oligarchy I think once the Trump administration gets rolling and people see the kinds of activities that he’s promised—whether it’s firing tens of thousands of the hardworking civil servants who make government deliver for all of us whether it’s increasing the risk of climate change whether it is putting somebody in charge of HHS [Department of Health and Human Services] who’s against vaccinations and exposing our kids to disease—as people see the evidence before their eyes we’re going to have to make the case on why that’s negative and why democracy is positive And I look forward to doing that side by side with my friends at CAP and CAP Action I want to thank you so much for joining us But I’m thankful for folks like you out there who are fighting the good fight to help save our democracy for the next four years go back and check out our previous episodes Gibbs Léger: What was your favorite moment I was really excited to see Kieran Culkin win for “A Real Pain.” I think he’s just I’m of course making a pun because “The Brutalist” won best motion picture drama Also love that Viola Davis got honored with the— which was very touching to see the hard work and talent of somebody honored over the course of their career I couldn’t think of somebody who’s more deserving of that than Viola Davis My favorite thing about Viola Davis was when she was nominated for a best supporting actress for “Doubt,” and I think she was on screen for It was Andrew Garfield and his outfit and the glasses it was Jeff Goldblum in the almost Statue of Liberty green for me played the wizard in “Wicked,” which I was very excited to see got a Golden Globe for best cinematic and box office achievement It is now the highest-grossing musical movie of all time and we haven’t even gotten to “Wicked Part Two.” Gibbs Léger: The funniest part was that I was like “What’s on my face?” I didn’t even realize that I was crying I personally don’t believe in new year’s resolutions Gibbs Léger: So that way if they don’t happen My biggest intention this year is to say “no” more often Seeberger: I think we all need to say “no” more often My thing with saying “no” is I’m team say “no.” It’s very important to Seeberger: But “no” shouldn’t be your default Gibbs Léger: But “yes” shouldn’t be your default either Gibbs Léger: Let me plug in a little more of that “no” so I can do the things that I actually want to do I resolve that the Dallas Cowboys are going to have a better season in 2025 I am also resolved to spend as little time in Washington we’re still kind of figuring out what her school plan’s going to be for the next year and whatnot week-after-week care that you get in child care is not going to be coming for summer care when your kid’s in actual school-school I think that is going to hopefully push me out of D.C where me and my friends after Christmas but before New Year because I hear the sign-up process is like “The Hunger Games,” so I’ll have to learn some tips and tricks from you I think we were all waiting the back half of last year for “Reputation (Taylor’s Version)” to come out But I do think—and we were joking about this before we started recording today—your lip And maybe there’ll be other exciting news for Ms Perhaps she will just show up somewhere like Zendaya with a ring on her finger and will not say a word about it Seeberger: I would love that for her so much I was going to make a comment about our colleague who still thinks it’s a PR joke but we’ll circle back to that because I really want to have her on the show when they get engaged cold and flu season is here and apparently norovirus and all this other stuff Gibbs Léger: “The Tent” is a 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He started off by stating his support for athletes being able to earn as much as they can especially when coaches leave for better opportunities all the time "I do not bergudge anybody making more money for themselves," Eisen stated They tell kids 'come to my school,' they tell parents 'if you send your son I got them.' Then all of the sudden you look up and that coach has now moved on While Eisen is in favor of athletes being able to make the best moves for themselves and their families he also voiced his displeasure with the current NIL structure He states that without some form of guiding rules in place college football is heading down a disastrous path "I just don't like it because there doesn't appear to be any rules," Eisen continued it just seems to me that there are no rules and there are no protections for the players At some point we just need someone to get everyone to come together and come up with the rules before it all blows up." believes that without some common framework in place college football will be irreversibly altered and his view of what this potential future would look like is a very bleak one to say the least some schools that are making a ton of money are gonna say 'we're done' to the rest of the schools that won't come to the table and make up some rules," Eisen said "It's all just going to break apart and all those schools that weren't willing to come to the table are going to get relegated to somewhere else." It's very apparent that there is something fundamentally wrong with the system as it currently stands and Eisen isn't the only one saying so The hope is that the powers that be are able to come to some sort of compromise before a point of no return is crossed Rich Eisen and Suzy Shuster met while working at ESPN in the '90s Karl Walter/Variety/Penske Media via Getty With the move of “The Jim Rome Show” from the Infinity Sports Network (formerly CBS Sports Radio) to afternoons (3-6pm) on the Westwood One national lineup Rich Eisen succeeds Rome on the Infinity lineup the veteran sports broadcaster and NFL Network anchor will be heard on the Infinity Sports Network With the move of “The Jim Rome Show” from the Infinity Sports Network (formerly CBS Sports Radio) to afternoons (3-6pm) on the Westwood One national lineup “We are delighted to welcome Rich to the Infinity Sports Network lineup,” Ryan Hurley Infinity Sports Network and WFAN New York said in a release “Rich has always delivered great content and guests to his audience and we can’t wait for that to continue starting January 6th.” The former CBS Sports Radio – which is programmed by Audacy and distributed by Westwood One – was rebranded as the Infinity Sports Network in April Eisen’s program has been part of the Westwood One national lineup in the 12-3pm hours The show also streams on The Roku Channel and SiriusXM “I’m thrilled to be expanding my relationship with Westwood One and Audacy by providing my show as a tentpole for the Infinity Sports Network,” Eisen who serves as CEO of Rich Eisen Productions “I look forward to all the new possible first-time callers to become long-time listeners and expand my podcast audience along with it.” The new Infinity Sports Network weekday lineup is as follows ET); “Reiter Than You” with Bill Reiter (10am-12pm); “The Rich Eisen Show” (12-3pm); “The Zach Gelb Show” with Zach Gelb (3-6pm); “The JRSportBrief Show” with JRSportBrief (6-10pm); “The Bart Winkler Show” with Bart Winkler (10pm-2am); and “After Hours with Amy Lawrence” (2-6am) Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: MediaRich Eisen Show heads to Munich with Roku, BMWBy Mollie Cahillane11.08.2024 Roku Rich Eisen has taken his show internationally for the first time setting up in Munich for the Carolina Panthers and N.Y With the help of Munich-based BMW as the sole sponsor “The Rich Eisen Show” hit the ground in Germany for live shows Thursday and today Eisen’s co-hosts TJ Jefferson and Chris Brockman are providing man on the street coverage “It's just exactly what you want out of a partnership with your on-air partner and a major to show off the fact that we can go on the road and pull off these remote shows and keep the spirit of the show going,” said Eisen Roku’s production will be on the ground in Munich marking the first time it’s taken the show abroad Others include the last two Super Bowls and this year’s NFL Draft and NFL Kickoff BMW CMO Marcus Casey told SBJ the idea came to light during the Super Bowl in Las Vegas this year Casey enjoyed the energy of the show and wanted to move forward with the Munich plans and noticed when he does the games out in Europe he normally calls in from a hotel room,” said Casey broadcast live from “BMW World,” which Casey described as an experience center next to the BMW Museum It will also mark the first time Eisen will be able to host an “evening” show instead of his standard 12pm live show on The Roku Channel Casey said sports fits well into BMW’s demographic “What's really important is that omni channel approach and using the data that we have to find them Roku and “The Rich Eisen Show” are introducing a new segment “Weekend Watch with Rich Eisen,” specifically sponsored by BMW that will continue when the show returns stateside “It’s a continuation of the things that we’re doing with Rich,” said Joe Franzetta and he’s been an incredible partner and advocate for our sports experience on Roku.” With Roku’s crew in Munich and a Super Bowl under their belt count it likely to expect more live sports content in the future “[Roku] was telling me from the very beginning how they viewed my show as a crucial part of how Roku is the hub of sports viewing in a burgeoning streaming world and that I would be a tent pole on an everyday basis to fire hose out that information or make Roku a place to visit Norm Eisen during the Trump impeachment proceedings in 2019 Elon Musk amplified a conspiracy theory about a Jewish former ambassador calling him the head of a “crime family,” in a post on the social network X (formerly Twitter) viewed more than 13 million times as of Monday The post Musk re-shared Feb. 27, initially posted by the MAGA influencer Mila Joy, claimed that Norman Eisen ambassador to the Czech Republic — who today is at the forefront of efforts to stop Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency in court — was involved in a scheme to funnel money from the U.S Agency for International Development to an agency where his daughter is employed Musk, whose platform’s artificial intelligence tool recently rated him as the biggest spreader of misinformation, added the comment The conspiracy theory should have been dead on arrival: Eisen’s daughter, Tamar, shares a name with an employee at the USAID-funded National Democratic Institute, but it’s a different Tamar Eisen X Community Notes users proposed several corrections debunking the smear but as of Monday — more than 72 hours after Musk’s post — no correction was being shown to X users Musk did not respond to a request for comment through X Eisen, 64, who has not commented publicly on the Musk post, did not respond to an inquiry from the Forward sent through the Brookings Institution where he is a senior fellow in governance studies Eisen was appointed in 2011 by former President Barack Obama — his former Harvard Law School classmate — to serve as the U.S ambassador to the country his mother had fled said he hung mezuzahs on the doors of the U.S made its kitchens kosher and observed the Sabbath there “Every time I ate a kosher lambchop there, I would say, ‘Take that, Hitler!’” he recalled in a 2016 interview He had previously served as the White House ethics adviser under Obama No” for rejecting proposals on ethics grounds “Sometimes my job is to scare the bejesus out of everybody,” Eisen told The Washington Post in a 2009 profile After President Donald Trump’s election in 2016, Eisen became one of his primary legal antagonists. He filed the first lawsuit against Trump under the emoluments clause and served as special counsel to the House Judiciary Committee majority during Trump’s impeachment proceedings and trial in 2019 and 2020 After Trump’s reelection last year, Eisen co-founded State Democracy Defenders to oppose Republican election-related policy efforts That organization has sued to stop Musk from firing thousands of federal employees, with Eisen arguing that Musk does not have constitutional authority to dictate federal policy as he has not been confirmed as a member of the president’s cabinet Louis Keene is a reporter for the Forward. His work has also been published in The New York Times, New York magazine and Vice. 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Fisch and several members of his coaching staff jetted off for the East Coast and spent some time at one of the nation's top high school programs that felt like a not-so-subtle pitch to several of Washington's top targets Some of those targets have gotten to see Fisch and his staff in full force during the contact period including five-star offensive tackle Keenyi Pepe four-star defensive lineman Simote Katoanga The Huskies put together a strong crop of high schoolers in 2025, which ranks as the nation's No. 24 class by 247Sports and Fisch is looking to improve on that in 2026 I love where our team's going," Fisch said but I've said that I've never heard an NFL coach say 'We're going to build our team through free agency,' so we're not going to build our team through the portal we're going to build it through high school recruiting."