Andy Rudalevidge, a professor at Bowdoin College and author of 'By Executive Order,' dives deep into the mechanics of executive orders. He explains how they differ from proclamations and memoranda, revealing the intricate processes behind their creation. The discussion also covers the historical evolution of executive orders, highlighting examples from past presidents. Furthermore, Rudalevidge addresses the legal challenges executive orders face and their significant impact on governance, especially during transitions between administrations.

Presidential historian Andy Rudalevige discusses reshaping American political moments, swing voter perspectives, the uptick in Trump trade, and market volatility. Foreign affairs expert Robert D. Kaplan explores geopolitical implications. Chapters cover imperial presidency, VP picks, market dynamics, and cybersecurity importance.