Amarica's Constitution
Akhil Reed AmarProfessor Akhil Reed Amar, Sterling Professor of Law and Political Science at Yale University and one of the nation's leading authorities on the Constitution, offers weekly in-depth discussions on the most urgent and fascinating constitutional issues of our day. He is joined by co-host Andy Lipka and guests drawn from other top experts including Bob Woodward, Nina Totenberg, Neal Katyal, Lawrence ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 173 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HistoryPoliticsNews | |||
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As oral argument in the Trump immunity case draws closer, we continue our discussion of presidential immunity from criminal prosecution. Do so-called “official acts” during a president’s tenure in office raise special considerations? Constitutional t... more
Former President Trump is making an extraordinary claim to the Supreme Court: that he is immune from criminal prosecution for crimes he may have committed while president. The Court has agreed to hear arguments on this proposition on April 25. We be... more
The Supreme Court heard the case on the legality of FDA regulation of Mifepristone. Issues of standing seemed to dominate, so Professor Amar treats us to a master class on standing - in this case, and its recent evolution. He also suggests that at le... more
We round up our analysis of the opinion in Trump v. Anderson with Justice Barrett’s concurrence. All of this has raised many questions, particularly in light of the Court’s errant reasoning and other shenanigans. And it turns out that many of the b... more
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- Amar sees things clearly but he could be more humble
Amar does not have Trump Derangement Syndrome. To the contrary, he sees Trump for the existential threat and vacuous blowhard that Trump is. If Amar has a fault (and don’t we all) it is that, at heart, he is insecure in his status as a preeminent scholar and authority - he is truly both, but terribly insecure; thus his incessant self-promotion. Andy Lipka is becoming a shining star of these podcasts as he gently and with good humor pulls Amar back on track. Lipka has many great observations; he ... more
Apple Podcasts5Rob in MA.
United States10 days ago - Finally Deleted
It’s with heaviest of heart I finally had to delete this podcast from my line-up. Trump just lives rent free in both these guy’s heads and it’s just not enjoyable. Amar has lost his way but I mainly blame his co-host for it. This guy is a liberal whack job to the extreme. When Amar first started his podcast, it was SO GOOD. It was like an extension of his books. Great legal history with the political scene as a backdrop to why the Constitution was what is became. Then solely, his co-host (who se... more
Apple Podcasts1Tonysnyder1977United States14 days ago - Required listening
I’m not a lawyer or scholar. I listen because I care about this country and want to understand the issues SCOTUS is deciding. I appreciate the deep constitutional knowledge, the reasoned analysis and the civility these conversations offer. This podcast should be required in classes around the country - and at SCOTUS. Thank you for making them.
Apple Podcasts5MichelleInSanRafaelUnited States21 days ago - Drawing Back the Curtains
Ignore your disagreement with some of his opinions. What this podcast provides is nothing less than a peek inside the highest court of the land, from one of the nation's leading originalists. more
Apple Podcasts5LordFlashFireUnited States22 days ago - Not America’s Constitution
There is a reason he calls the show Amarica’s Constitution because it has little relation to America’s Constitution. He feels that it would be a better country if state officials could decide our presidential elections before we get to vote by picking who runs. He thinks it would be great if we were more like Iran where the elites decide the candidates and then allow the citizens to vote. It was great that not one Supreme Court Justice agreed with Amara’s lack of reasoning.
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