MEDIA & SPEAKING
Recent media appearances, speaking engagements and guest commentary. Please contact Elise Riley elise@myglobalpresence.com for publicity inquiries.
Arun Rath of WGBH’s “All Things Considered” in Boston and John engaged in a lengthy discussion of “America’s Trial” and the 9/11 case.
NY1 and Bobby Cuza of “Inside City Hall” had John on to discuss his book and the delays for justice for the victim family members of 9/11.
On the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, John explained how the CIA’s past torture of the defendants has stalled the criminal case.
The think tank Responsible Statecraft published a lengthy analysis by John on why the 9/11 trial is still at least two years away, despite 14 years of pretrial litigation in the second iteration of the case.
John discussed his coverage of the Sept. 11 case and his book America’s Trial in a Q&A event hosted by the Society of Professional Journalists. The Zoom event aired live and is available on YouTube.
C-SPAN’s book program aired the release event for America’s Trial, which was hosted by the New York City Bar Association and September 11 Families for Peaceful Tomorrows.
Lawfare Executive Editor Natalie Orpett interviewed John about his book America’s Trial and the various twists and turns of the 9/11 case that seems to have no end.
The SpyTalk team went deep into the complexities of the 9/11 case, with a focus on how the FBI and CIA coordinated on post-9/11 interrogations. Co-host Michael Isikoff also wrote about this issue in his take on America’s Trial.
Don used President’s Trump decision to send migrants to Guantanamo Bay as a springboard for a broader discussion on the human rights controversies that have long plagued the base’s trial and detention operations. Don patched John in from Gitmo.
John’s colleague at Lawdragon, Alison Preece, interviewed him on the release day of America’s Trial to explain why decided to pull back the curtain on Gitmo now.