Is America in a Constitutional Crisis? A History of Conflicts Between the Executive Branch and Supreme Court

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Life, History, and Everyday Bullshtick

Heddy Ben-Atar

16 episodes

6 days ago

Dive into lively debates and heartfelt conversations with Heddy and her father, Professor Doron Ben-Atar. Together, they unravel the ties between U.S. history, global politics, and today’s biggest headlines. Each episode explores historical moments that resonate with current events, followed by Boomer wisdom tailored for Millennials navigating their 30s. This father-daughter duo blends humor, history, and sharp insights, offering a fresh perspective rooted in their Jewish and Israeli heritage. A must-listen for fans of American history, politics, and thought-provoking comedy.

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Is America in a Constitutional Crisis? A History of Conflicts Between the Executive Branch and Supreme Court

Life, History, and Everyday Bullshtick

23 minutes 29 seconds

7 months ago

Is America in a Constitutional Crisis? A History of Conflicts Between the Executive Branch and Supreme Court

In this episode, Heddy and Doron discuss the intersection of history and current events, focusing on judicial power and executive authority in both Israel and the United States. They explore historical cases such as Worcester v. Georgia and the implications of habeas corpus during the Civil War, drawing parallels to contemporary issues. The conversation emphasizes the importance of public opinion in the enforcement of laws and the role of the judiciary in maintaining checks and balances.

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00:00 Introductions

02:18 Intentionally ignoring the supreme court in 1832 Worcester vs Georgia

13:50 Ignoring the Supreme Court in 1861 Ex Parte Marryman

19:42 Analysis: Has ignoring the court created a constitutional crisis?