Welcome to K-pop, this is Jonathan K-part. When it comes to the Constitution and President Trump's

fraught relationship to it.

There is no one better to talk to than Harvard Law Professor

Lawrence Tribe.

We got him on the phone, and we not only got into the Amoluments

clause, which I guess a lot of people used to think

was just some kind of lotion but but we also discuss how the fight over the

current Supreme Court vacancy could impact who could leave the bench next.

I bet you're dying to know who that is,

and you're going to find out right now. Professor Tribe, thanks so much for being on the podcast today.

I'm glad to join your trial.

Your Twitter feed has been on fire.

I mean, I've been following you for a long time but I have not seen as many

tweets from you as I have in the last more than a month. You are very

concerned about the current president and the implications of his

presidency on the Constitution. Run through the list of issues that you have

constitutionally with President Trump.

Gee, if we had...

We got plenty of time...

It would be hard to finish.

I mean, it begins with the way he was elected, I I'm certainly except the legality of his

election but I worry that exogenous events may be things that Putin did made a

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