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Donald Trump for the Republican nomination for the presidency 2024. I welcome Professor Richard Epstein of the

Hoover Institution teaches law at NYU and the University of Chicago, writing for

defining ideas about questions at hand. I read from the Atlantic within these last hours, George

Conway. Donald Trump is well in its way to becoming history's greatest litigation

loser ever. But in the multi-front war of Trump versus seemingly everyone else, he has just prevailed in one small skirmish, the battle of the questions presented.

Late Friday afternoon, just hours before this moment, the Supreme Court of the United States

agreed to review the Supreme Court of Colorado's decision that held Trump ineligible to serve

again as president under Section 3 of the 14th Amendment, the

provision barring insurrectionists from public office. I end there because Richard

has thoughts about this in terms of what what are the

available interpretations of section 3 remember this was written at a time

following the Civil War when the question at hand was citizenship

for some of the enslaved peoples of the South, some males, and the question what to do with the Confederate office holders, generals, bad actors who

rebelled against the United States and were seeking entrance again into the United States and we're seeking entrance again into the United States

as power corridors as congressmen as senators as governors from the

rebellious states that was when it was written, Richard, a very good evening to you. As I understand it, the section 3 has become a major piece of dispute between scholars such as yourself and between judges who are to find

whether it does or does not apply, will presume that it applies in this instance and the language

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