All right, welcome back to Making the Argument.

And today we've got something a little bit different for you.

We're going to talk about two things you should hate about the Constitution.

I had kind of surprised you with that one, didn't I?

Yeah, that's right.

We're usually pretty big fans of the Constitution here on Making the Argument,

but these are two things that we are definitely not fans of.

And we're going to explain how they came about, what the consequences were,

and why they should go away. All of that and more coming up on this episode of making the

argument. Today's episode is inspired by two members of our volley chat, both Ben and Caleb.

We appreciate their input on today's episode. If you would like to offer an idea for a future

episode, I hope we'll go to the description and click that link, join our

volley chat, and participate there. We would love to hear from you. If you walk away from today's

episode understanding more about these two items that we do not like in the Constitution, I hope

you'll let us know in the YouTube comment section and leave us her view on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.

All right, I am your host, Nick Freitas member of the Virginia House of Delegates, but other than that, an okay person with us as always my beautiful bride, Tina Queen of the Bees.

Hello, everyone. Then we have Christian Heinz, our resident historian and political prognosticator.

Hello. And I know he's been, I know this is the sort of episode Christian Geeks out about too.

I think there may be some arguments that go back and forth in this episode. I'm excited for that. There may be a little bit. And then of course, producer of producers,

Nicholas Hamilton, the good Hamilton, the one that doesn't like central banking. As always,

it's a pleasure to be here. All right, let's get into it. Like I said, here on making the argument,

we're actually big fans of the United States Constitution, we actually think as political documents go, pretty much a

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