
About this episode
This week is all about the document that started it all - the United States Constitution. As much as it is cited in discussions across the country, very few know what it actually says and what powers are stipulated.
Come hang with me in a longer episode as I go over the Constitution and cover all seven articles, section by section.
Sources Used This Episode:
- Article III and the Courts, Judicial Learning Center (LINK)
- The United States Constitution (LINK)
- Thomas Jefferson to Samuel Kercheval Monticello July 12, 1816. (LINK)
- The Annenberg Guide to the United States Constitution (LINK)
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