Administrative States: From TikTok, to Law & Order, to Covid-19

Update: 2020-08-25

Description

In today’s episode, Richard and Adam discuss TikTok’s newly filed lawsuit against President Trump, and the executive order that it challenges. Then they turn to “law & order” themes in the Republican and Democratic Parties’ conventions, before discussing the federal government’s and state governments’ handling of Covid-19.

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In Channel

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Standing Disagreements

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From Mandates to Prohibitions, and Everything in Between

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2021-10-1144:03

You Say Goodbye, I Say Hello

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After the Riot

2021-01-0840:26

A Nominal Administration

2020-12-1140:48

Court in Disaster

2020-12-0150:06

Poll Positions

2020-11-1755:49

Truth and Justice

2020-10-2043:02

An Appointment With History

2020-09-2234:54

What Could Possibly Go Wrong?

2020-09-0835:26

Administrative States: From TikTok, to Law & Order, to Covid-19

2020-08-2545:44

Constitutional Conflicts in DC and Beyond

2020-07-2244:40

Prosecutions and Precautions

2020-05-2047:54

Coronavirus and an Essay that Went Viral

2020-04-0247:23

Socially Distant: Richard and Adam disagree about COVID-19

2020-03-2347:32

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Administrative States: From TikTok, to Law & Order, to Covid-19

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Administrative States: From TikTok, to Law & Order, to Covid-19