Welcome back to the Libertarian Podcast from the Hoover Institution.

I'm your host Tom Church and I'm joined as always by the Libertarian Professor Richard Epstein.

Richard is the Peter and Kirsten Bedford Senior Fellow here at the Hoover Institution.

He's the Lawrence A Tish Professor of Law at NYU,

and he's also a senior lecturer at the University of Chicago.

Today we're going to overhaul the Supreme Court.

You hear that, Richard?

Article 3.

I hear, and we're gonna get it done in 30 minutes.

I think so.

Article 3 is dead to us, some people.

Maybe President Biden and many Democrats

who had previously flirted with expanding the Supreme Court.

Instead, we're not hearing about that right now, or instead we've got a proposal laid out in the Washington Post by President Biden, I think motivated by three things. One, the

recent presidential immunity ruling ruled 63, Conservatives on one side or

Republican appointed recently made against Justice Thomas of improper behavior and gifts and we'll talk about that.

But Richard, let's take these one by one.

The first one is actually a constitutional amendment proposed by President Biden.

It's called the No One is Above the Law Amendment and would explicitly say there's no immunity for crimes a former president committed while in office.

You know, Richard, I'd love to know, do you think there's some validity to the complaints against the court's presidential immunity ruling?

And they're always complaints. I know there's complaints, but tell me, are some of them do you think valid? And you know Article five is the remedy if people don't like

What's going on here at constitutional amendment? What do you think? Well, I mean one of the immunity question is very easy to state but it's one of the hardest questions ever to resolve.

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