The Three Whisky Happy Hour: Live from Tulsa!
This week the 3WHH podcast “went mobile people!”, venturing to the University of Tulsa’s College of Law for a live-taping before an enthusiastic audience of law students, faculty, and some loyal listeners. We departed slightly from our usual format, and focused on a single subject: the Declaration of Independence at 250.
John Yoo decided to be more obstreperous than usual with his utilitarian-positivist-pragmatism, but it made for a highly entertaining episode. We had a wonderful time visiting Tulsa.
Don’t miss the YouTube version of the episode, which includes the “pre-game” introduction (not included in this audio episode) wherein Steve performed (an allegedy cheesy) magic trick illustrating the breakdown of the separation of powers.
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