Episode 504: Privileges & Immunities
Privileges and/or Immunities, Necessary and/or Proper, and Cruel and/or Unusual, with guest Clark Neily.
00:00 Introduction and Disclaimer
00:37 Congress Approval Ratings Hit 10%
02:08 King Charles on Checks and Balances
03:17 Is Congress Failing Its Constitutional Role?
04:19 Jimmy Kimmel C…
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