Frank Bruni, a seasoned New York Times columnist, joins Yale history professor Joanne Freeman and political commentator Jonah Goldberg for a lively discussion. They dissect President Trump's lengthy congressional address, examining its blend of campaigning and divisive rhetoric. The conversation touches on the allure of 'bullshitting' in leadership, the implications of the Unitary Executive Theory, and how it may reshape presidential power. They also tackle the chaotic nature of political discourse and the societal impacts of artificial intelligence.
