This is Keith Falling from Arlington, Virginia.

And I can't believe that your podcast is ending.

I have so enjoyed it.

You've provided in depth detailed analysis.

And it has changed, Tal.

Look at the presidency because I think you did.

Honestly, Keith, I can't believe this podcast is ending either.

See, last week when I announced that this would be the final episode of Can He Do That,

I asked for your help.

I wanted to know what questions you still have about the office of the presidency

and the future of our democracy.

Keith sent us this voicemail.

I'm so curious about anything about the relationship of the president

with the Constitution in terms of what must be done and the things that we assume are

involved, but really are more practice or more president just the way things have

been done in the past.

But still lots of questions really about the limits of the presidency and how the Congress

can better restrain the presidency.

Keith's questions, it turns out, were pretty much the same as ARPs.

The norms have changed so much that the presidency will never be quite the same.

What should be codified into law?

And what might the harm be in doing that?

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