helping to secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity. This is the Constitution Study on the America Out Loud Network with your host, Paul Engle.

Many Americans live under the myth that the judicial branch is nonpartisan sometimes just the judges that bring the partisanship

into the courtroom more often it's the parties to the case hello there everyday americans paul

engel here with the constitution study where we read and study the constitution teach right and

generation be free glad i could join you today.

You know, again, I have this kind of love-hate relationship with the courts.

I understand their extremely important role in the Republic.

But God, sometimes I just wish these people would learn to read.

And, you know, there's such a misunderstanding,

both in those on the courts and those outside the courts.

Those were the attorneys before the court.

It just seems to be such a mess.

And, of course, when it comes to the Supreme Court,

well, there's a lot of misunderstandings there as well. Now, let's listen to a report.

This is on Fox News about some recent ideas from Kamala Harris. Let's engage in a good old fashion roundtable where we agree there are no bad ideas.

All right, well, that is a bad idea right to begin with.

Now, I understand what she's trying to say, that you bring your own ideas and they get a fair hearing.

But, yeah, there are bad ideas, like these.

Harris pitched eliminating the Electoral College granting DC in Puerto Rico statehood,

and altering the Supreme Court, so Democrats score more rulings in their favor.

All right, well, let's look at those. So first, get rid of the electoral college. Well,

that generally shows Ms. Harris's ignorance, along with a lot of the country, about how we actually elect the president.

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