February 08, 2021
Senate Republicans say the text of the Constitution only allows sitting presidents to be tried after they are impeached, but Democrats argue there is a precedent that the Senate has tried former officials in the past. So who is right?
The National Constitution Center's Jeffrey Rosen joins MSNBCs Ali Velshi to look at both sides of the following argument: Is the Senate impeachment trial of a former president unconstitutional?
Unpacking the oral arguments in Trump v. Slaughter
Scholars John Q. Barrett, Gerard Magliocca, and G. Edward White discuss Justice Robert Jackson’s influential concurrence in…
Last week in the Texas re-redistricting case, the Supreme Court had the opportunity to slow or stop what has been called a…
In this session, students engage in a conversation on slavery in America from the Constitution to Reconstruction. This session…
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