All right, today we are going to have a very interesting conversation because we're going to, we've decided to make this a devil's advocate episode.

So here's what we're going to do.

We're going to ask the question, has the U.S. constitutional system failed?

Because more and more people are starting to ask the question, well, if the Constitution worked, then why hasn't it?

Why hasn't it saved us from everything that we see going on in the country right now, if the Constitution worked, then why hasn't it? Why hasn't it saved us

from everything that we see going on in the country right now? While still others certainly believe

that classical liberalism, the underlying philosophy of the Constitution is absolutely as relevant

today as it was then. It just needs to be properly defended. And so today, we're going to ask

those questions. We're going to talk about the U.S.

constitutional system briefly because most of us already kind of know what that looks like.

But then we're also going to talk about what they commonly refer to as post-liberalism or

neo-reactionaryism. And these guys are offering some different solutions with how we tackle

the problems today and what

sort of government we might want to embrace going forward. So we're going to have a robust

conversation where different members of the podcast are going to take different sides in this

debate and hash it all out for you. All of that are more coming up on this episode of making the

argument.

As always, I am your host, Nick Fratus, with me in the studio, my beautiful bride, Tina,

Queen of the Bees.

Hello, everyone.

And then we have our political prognosticator and resident historian, Christian Hines.

I get to be the villain today.

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