Episodes
Wednesday Jan 30, 2019
Venezuela On The Brink With Markos Kounalakis
Wednesday Jan 30, 2019
Wednesday Jan 30, 2019
Six years ago, a US Secretary of State John Kerry declared an end to the Monroe Doctrine and US dominance of the Latin America. Hoover visiting fellow Markos Kounalakis suggests that the Trump Administration’s response to the constitutional crisis in Venezuela – economic sanctions, the outside chance of military intervention – is an indicator the doctrine is alive and kicking.
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Thursday Jan 17, 2019
Is It Constitutional? Featuring Richard Epstein
Thursday Jan 17, 2019
Thursday Jan 17, 2019
Constitutional law is frequently thrown around as a justification without people fulling understanding the document. From Speaker Pelosi believing she’s President Trump’s co-equal, to air traffic controllers demanding pay and senators wanting to know more about the president’s finances, constitutional law often arises. But are any of those justifications valid? Richard Epstein, the Hoover Institution’s Peter and Kirsten Bedford Senior Fellow and the voice behind “The Libertarian” podcast, examines what the Constitution does and doesn’t allow in terms of executive power and impeachment proceedings.
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Tuesday Jan 15, 2019
The Lowdown On The Shutdown With David Brady
Tuesday Jan 15, 2019
Tuesday Jan 15, 2019
Now in its record third week, the partial shutdown of the federal government casts a long shadow over the new Congress and the nascent Democratic presidential field. But has it affected President Trump’s popularity? David Brady, the Hoover Institution’s Davies Family Senior Fellow and a Stanford University public policy professor, reviews the polling evidence.
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