Human rights lawyer Steven Donziger reveals how winning a legal judgment against Chevron led to an unprecedented corporate retaliation campaign. After facing the first private corporate prosecution in U.S. history and nearly 1,000 days of detention, he discusses his fight for a presidential pardon and his basic freedoms. Donziger exposes how Big Oil weaponizes the law to silence critics and offers key lessons for activists standing up to corporate power.

James Kennedy and filmmaker Kym Staton discuss the recent release of Julian Assange. Staton discusses his documentary The Trust Fall, the history and broader implications of the Assange case for press freedom, and his experiences witnessing Assange's return to Australia.