Join Barack Obama, the former President known for his impactful policies, and Edmund Burke, the 18th-century statesman and philosopher, as they discuss President Biden's withdrawal from the race. They explore the implications of stepping aside, the complexities of the 25th Amendment, and challenges facing political succession. The conversation highlights essential leadership traits, critiques of originalism, and the potential for future judicial reforms. They also touch on the evolution of vice presidencies and the importance of bipartisan collaboration.

Special Episode - Burke, Paine, & British Reactions to French Revolution. Edmund Burke, founding father of conservatism, and Thomas Paine, on trial for seditious libel, discussed. British reactions to the French Revolution explored, including Burke's influence on politics. Extensive reforms during the revolution weakened monarchy, aristocracy, and the Catholic Church. Tensions arose from reforming Catholic clergy, leading to religious civil war. Paine advocated for a written constitution and various social and political reforms. Revolutionary War changed Britain's domestic situation, suppressing the constitutional movement. Burke faced alienation, Paine encountered legal troubles in Britain and France. A historical figure's story of surviving imprisonment and political isolation shared.

Eighteenth-century philosopher and politician Edmund Burke's work and influence are discussed, from his defense of American colonists to his critique of the French Revolution. The podcast explores Burke's upbringing, early publications, philosophical insights, and political journey, highlighting his views on democracy, imperialism, and tradition. His impact on British politics and global thinking is examined, showcasing his lasting legacy.