Presidential Pardons
The discussion revolves around the controversial notion of whether a president can pardon himself, with insights into the implications of such an action. It’s argued that while the Constitution may allow it, the political fallout would likely lead to impeachment. The conversation also highlights the perception of expanding presidential powers, suggesting that current actions are more a continuation of previous administrations rather than a significant increase in authority.In this clip
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The Tide Goes Out On The Blue Wave | Ep. 552
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