Constitutional Crisis
Discover key takeaways from 6 podcast episodes about this topic.
From Unconditional Surrender to…Whatever This Is (David French & Rep. Subramanyam) | Bulwark Podcast
This episode dissects the chaotic and strategically flawed US-Iran conflict under Trump, highlighting the degradation of military integrity, the weaponization of the DOJ, and the broader erosion of democratic norms.
LIVE: Trump THREATENS Judiciary as COURTS STRIKE BACK
This episode dissects the unprecedented political attacks on the U.S. judiciary, including impeachment threats against federal judges for their rulings and former President Trump's public condemnation of Supreme Court justices, arguing these actions undermine judicial independence and the rule of law.
“Just The BEGINNING” Andrew ‘Compromised by Russian Intelligence’ - Should King Charles Step Down?
Prince Andrew's arrest and the unfolding Epstein scandal are exposing the British monarchy to an unprecedented existential threat, forcing critical questions about its relevance, succession, and the integrity of the UK's justice system compared to the US.
Sen. Mark Kelly: Trump’s DOJ Couldn’t Get a Single Grand Jury Vote
Senator Mark Kelly details the Trump Justice Department's failed attempt to indict him and five other Democratic lawmakers for a video on unlawful orders, highlighting the constitutional crisis and chilling effect on free speech.
🚨 Vance makes DANGEROUS announcement amid ICE shooting
JD Vance, framed by the hosts as a future Vice President, made three significant announcements that the hosts argue dismantle legal accountability for federal agents, target media and activists, and centralize prosecutorial power within the White House.
LIVE: Dems Hold HEARING on J6 as GOP Runs SCARED
Five years after the January 6th Capitol attack, former and current members of Congress detail how Donald Trump's actions and ongoing efforts to rewrite history pose a persistent and escalating threat to American democracy, the rule of law, and the integrity of future elections.