Challenge Coin
You might not remember December 22, 2017 as a particularly notable day, but I will always remember it as the day the world first saw Donald Trump’s redesigned Presidential Challenge Coin. Because 99% ...
28 Dec 201717min
Prosecuting a President
Two Vice Presidents have been indicted with criminal charges while serving in office, but does the Constitution allow the prosecution of a President? Elizabeth Joh and Roman Mars explore this question...
14 Dec 201722min
Criminal Justice and the POTUS
Presidents don't usually weigh in on criminal cases. In fact, it’s critical to the integrity of the criminal justice system that the executive not try to influence the outcome of cases. But Trump can'...
18 Nov 201723min
Right to Dissent
From "taking a knee" to refusing to salute the flag, the US has a rich history of public dissent, a right guaranteed by the Constitution. But you’d be surprised to learn that the Supreme Court has tak...
2 Nov 201721min
War Powers
What does the Constitution say about the president’s ability to wage war and what is the role of Congress? Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our colle...
19 Okt 201713min
Impeachment
Impeachment is talked about a lot, but it is extremely rare. Impeachment is the constitutional emergency measure written into the constitution itself. We talk about the procedure impeachment and why i...
9 Okt 201719min
Commerce Clause
The federal government can't pass any law it wants to. It's limited by Article 1 Section 8 of the Constitution, but the executive branch can choose how to enforce those laws. Under Trump, there are in...
17 Aug 201718min
The Takings Clause
To build a wall, Trump is going to need to seize private land. The Constitution has something to say about that and it’s known as the Takings Clause. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm...
10 Aug 201719min
