D.K. Williams is back to talk about Neil Gorsuch’s wonderful book with me. We go over what’s in the book, especially focusing on why separation of powers is critical.

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The Gorsuch book can be found on Amazon. I highly recommend it. Gorsuch is an amazing man and will make a great Supreme Court Justice.

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In this second Civil Discourse episode, Jen and Darryl debated the merits (or lack thereof) of Trump. In debating, they demonstrated that it IS possible to disagree agreeably.

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Kevin Baker, Comic book author, joined me to talk about the creative process behind writing his book “LDS Singles Guy-Under New Management.” Kevin and his book can be found at theldssinglesguy.com.

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Constitution expert D.K. Williams joins me again to talk about why you should never talk to the cops and other lessons we learned from Richard Jewell.

You can find his article about the movie here: Lessons from Richard Jewell. D.K.’s podcast can be found here: The Law with D.K. Williams.

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