All right, Democrats and media personalities have been suggesting that President Trump is driving the country right into a constitutional crisis.

Now, for many of us, this seems a little bit frustrating because, I don't know, from time to time, it feels like Democrats aren't all that concerned about the Constitution or even think it restricts their ability to do all of the good things that they would like to do for us.

But there's no question that any time a Republican administration steps outside what they might

consider to be the boundaries of the Constitution, it once again becomes a sacred document that

must be respected.

The question is this.

If we do respect the Constitution, well, then we have to at least take a look at the claims

that are being made in order to determine whether or not Trump is, in fact, violating the Constitution with any of the work

that's being done through Doge or executive orders.

And so that's what we're going to do today.

We're going to try to take an honest look at the claims that are being made predominantly

by the left that Trump is causing a constitutional crisis.

We're going to look at historical examples of

constitutional crisis throughout U.S. history in order to try to determine is that what really going

on right now, is Trump violating the Constitution or is he upholding it? And can we all admit that

there's both the Constitution and the spirit of the Constitution? Those are the sort of questions

that we're going to answer on this episode of making the argument.

I'm your host, Nick Fradis, a member of the Virginia House of Delegates, but other than that,

a reasonably good guy with me in the studio, my beautiful bride, Tina Queen of the Bee.

Hello, everyone.

And then, of course, we have our political prognosticator, resident historian, the Oracle of Virginia.

Christian Heinz. How you doing, man? Since when have Democrats ever cared about the Constitution?

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