Every presidency tests the boundaries of executive authority, but the tools and intentions vary. Join Robert Lieberman, Krieger-Eisenhower Professor of Political Science at Johns Hopkins University, and his research assistant, Ido Harlev, a junior majoring in history, for a cross-generational dialogue that bridges academic theory with contemporary reality. Together, they'll examine not just the mechanisms of presidential power but its real-world impact under President Trump's second term. Their conversation will provide crucial insights into how presidential decisions ripple through government institutions and fundamentally reshape American democracy and our daily lives.
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