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The episode focuses on the evolving role of the U.S. president, examining how presidential power has expanded beyond the Founding Fathers' intentions. It features a discussion with legal scholar Eric Posner, who argues that 'great' presidents often challenge constitutional norms.
- The U.S. presidency has become significantly more powerful than the Founding Fathers envisioned.
- Presidents like Lincoln, Wilson, Roosevelt, and Reagan, often considered 'great,' frequently challenged constitutional norms to achieve their goals.
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