Episode Details

Trump called the House Iran War Powers vote "meaningless."
But the Constitution does not have a Trump exception.

The House passed a War Powers Resolution aimed at forcing President Trump to withdraw U.S. forces from the Iran conflict or get congressional approval. Nate and Chuck break down what the War Powers Resolution actually says, why the "60 days" argument is not a blank check, and why party loyalty is not a substitute for constitutional limits.

This Good Morning Liberty discussion covers Trump, Iran, Congress, Thomas Massie, Ron Paul's warning on war, and the Republican fight over whether presidents can start wars without Congress.

Chapters:
00:00:00 Intro and AI Chuck
00:01:30 House votes to rein in Trump on Iran
00:02:30 Does the Constitution let presidents start wars?
00:05:15 Ron Paul's Iran warning still hits
00:09:00 Trump calls the vote meaningless and unpatriotic
00:11:15 Fox News and the War Powers vote
00:12:30 Why Trump should take the out
00:15:45 "Betrayed the party" vs. the Constitution
00:20:00 What the War Powers Resolution actually says
00:31:00 Future presidents and constitutional limits
00:35:15 Life, liberty, property, and war
00:40:30 Closing and Dumb Bleep of the Week tease

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