Published 13 November 2026
Courting Tyranny: Why Judicial Power MUST Be Curtailed | Andrew Oldham and Amul Thapar
John sits down with United States federal judges Amul Thapar and Andrew Oldham to discuss the purpose of a constitution, and who should have the power to change it. They argue that a constitution is a set of agreed rules that can only be understood in the context in which they were adopted, and that when unelected judges update those rules to suit the times, the people lose the ability to govern themselves.
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