
About this episode
As America marks its 250th birthday, Chris Cuomo argues that one institution has quietly done more than any other to preserve the country’s constitutional system: the judiciary.
Cuomo breaks down four recent Supreme Court cases that have generated intense political debate, explaining what the rulings actually said, why so many people misunderstood them, and what they reveal about the role of the courts in checking executive power. He also examines why America’s founders created an independent judiciary, why that system continues to matter today, and why he believes the courts remain one of the strongest safeguards against political overreach.
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