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On this episode, Senator Chris Coons sits down with Jeffrey Rosen to discuss the Special Council Independence and Integrity Act, the same act that we explore on our regular

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Enjoy the show. Welcome to Live at America's Town Hall. The podcast bringing you live constitutional conversations held here at the National

Constitution Center in Philadelphia and across America. I'm Tenaya Tauber, director of

Town Hall Programming.

Today's episode features Senator Chris Coons of Delaware,

who join NCC President Jeffrey Rosen on stage

for a one-on-one conversation on November 28th. The senator discusses the Special Counsel Independence

and Integrity Act, a bill he co-authored and the President's firing power as well

as broader issues like the future of the Senate in the wake of the midterms

and its desire to make the Constitution a bigger part of the work of the Senate.

This panel was produced in partnership with the Atlantic as part of our National

Symposium, the Constitution

and Crisis, what would the founders think? Here's Jeff to get us started. Thank you so much Senator Coons in the tradition of your fellow Delaware and Senator Biden jumping off the train and coming right to the NCC,

and you just left a floor of vote in the Senate where the Special Protection Act for Robert

Mueller, which you have co-sponsored along with Senators Bookie and Booker and

Lindsay Graham, was blocked by your and Tom Sellers was blocked by your fellow

co-chair of the Madisonian Commission that's convening today Senator Mike Lee

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