
Mixing sharp wit and serious political fire, The Oath and The Office is where hard-hitting constitutional analysis meets razor-sharp comedy. Distinguished political science professor Corey Brettschneider teams up with comedian John Fugelsang to break down the most powerful 35 words in American democracy—the presidential oath of office. Every president swears to “preserve, protect, and defend” the ... more
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Excellent insight to the current political climate.
I never missed the show each week. I learned so much. The professor is wonderful in blended with John. It’s a great combination
I very much appreciate learning from your questions and discussions. Thank you both.
I also love Bruce Springsteen’s “Minneapolis”. I was crying all weekend so I figured I stretch it into the week after his song hit the radio.
I offer you another song I happened upon: Tim Grimm’s “ Broken Truth”. Give it a listen.
Thanks again. Your podcast is making a difference here in Minnesota.
A humorous bend twords justice
I just listed to this for the first time because their guest was Glenn Kirschner who I adore and closely follow. I also listened to John’s book on Audible and loved his wit. In fact, this was my first ever audible podcast. I enjoy the video interaction on Substack. But this was excellent. Well done, concise and educational. (And I’d be happy to sit and listen to Glenn read the phone book!😂 - your fan, Laura, NOT Loomer)
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This podcast blends incisive political commentary with humor, centering on themes of constitutional issues, democracy, and governmental accountability. Through lively discussions, the hosts tackle the pressing threats to the rule of law, examining the implications of political events, particularly those surrounding the presidential oath of office. The format is engaging, using wit to make complex legal concepts accessible, while providing in-depth analysis on topics like civil rights, immigration policy, and the consequences of executive overreach. Unique in its fusion of educational content and entertainment, it appeals to listeners who seek a deep understanding of American politics while enjoying a light-hearted approach.
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2. Tom Joscelyn
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