Author Madiba Dennie and Harvard Law School's Ryan Doerfler discuss the pitfalls of originalism in the constitution, the importance of inclusive constitutionalism, and strategies for court reform. They delve into the extremist influence on the constitution and how the people can reclaim it.

Harvard and Michigan Law School professors discuss the idea of taking away the Supreme Court's power and giving it to Congress. They explore jurisdiction stripping and its constitutional basis, as well as the erosion of the court's legitimacy. They also address discriminatory laws against gay people in restaurants and advocate for court reform and measures like court expansion, DC/Puerto Rico statehood, and filibuster reform to restore trust in democratic institutions.