KTBB Constitution Minute

Episode 51 - Madison Evolves 21.07.2025 5:12 ↓

Episode 51 - Madison Evolves

Episode 99 - Wickard v. Filburn 30.06.2025 5:12 ↓

Episode 99 - Wickard v. Filburn

Episode 134 - The National Guard 16.06.2025 5:12 ↓

Episode 134 - The National Guard

Episode 88 - 14th Amendment 19.05.2025 5:12 ↓

Episode 88 - 14th Amendment

Episode 133 - Duties and Imposts 14.04.2025 5:12 ↓

Episode 133 - Duties and Imposts

Episode 132 - Establishing the Courts 31.03.2025 5:12 ↓

Episode 132 - Establishing the Courts

Episode 131 - The State of the Union 10.03.2025 5:12 ↓

Episode 131 - The State of the Union

Episode 3: The Role of the Executive 10.02.2025 5:12 ↓

Episode 3: The Role of the Executive

Episode 129 - George Mason 21.10.2024 5:12 ↓

George Mason of Virginia wholeheartedly believed in the necessity and the mission of the Constitutional Convention of 1787

Episode 128 - The Electoral College 23.09.2024 5:12 ↓

The subject of the presidency was the last issue to be resolved at the Constitutional Convention of 1787.

Episode 127 - The Father of the Presidency 09.09.2024 5:12 ↓

What power to give a chief executive and what to call him was one of the most difficult topics to confront the delegates to the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia.

Episode 126: The Articles of Confederation 26.08.2024 5:12 ↓

The American founders, having suffered the tyranny of an overbearing British Crown, were not fans of strong, centralized government.

Episode 126: The Articles of Confederation 26.08.2024 5:12 ↓

The American founders, having suffered the tyranny of an overbearing British Crown, were not fans of strong, centralized government.

Episode 125 = Difficult to Amend 05.08.2024 5:12 ↓

The delegates to the Constitutional Convention in 1787 recognized that for it to last, a mechanism for amending the Constitution would be needed.

Episode 123 - James Wilson 22.07.2024 5:12 ↓

At age 34, James Wilson, a native of Scotland, did more than any other single delegate at the Constitutional Convention to create the presidency.

Episode 124 - Roger Sherman 08.07.2024 5:12 ↓

Unlike many of the Founding Fathers, Roger Sherman had little formal education.

Episode 122: 13th Amendment 17.06.2024 5:12 ↓

President Abraham Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation on January 1, 1863.

Episode 121: George Washington 03.06.2024 5:12 ↓

Though James Madison is widely regarded as the architect of the U.S. Constitution.

Episode 120: James Madison 13.05.2024 5:12 ↓

James Madison was the first-born of a wealthy Virginia family.

Episode 119 - Trial By Jury 29.04.2024 5:12 ↓

There are two places in American society where all citizens are considered equal.

Episode 118: - The Major Questions Doctrine 08.04.2024 5:12 ↓

Congress passes laws and then places the enforcement of those laws into the hands of the executive branch.

Episode 117 - Timbs v. Indiana 25.03.2024 5:12 ↓

Tyson Timbs of Indiana was convicted of selling $225 worth of illegal drugs and was sentenced to a year ...

Episode 116: The Supremacy Clause 11.03.2024 5:12 ↓

How much power the states should cede to a national government was at the core of the debate at the Constitutional Convention of 1787.

Episode 115: Eighth Amendment - Excessive Fines 26.02.2024 5:12 ↓

The Constitution is rooted in English Common Law the Founders were accordingly mindful of the historic excesses of the English monarch.

Episode 114 - The Take Care Clause 12.02.2024 5:12 ↓

The making laws is the responsibility of the legislative branch.