On the unplanned, surprise, gosh-what’s-that-in-the-bushes-over-there third episode of the Charles C. W. Cooke Podcast, I invited Clark Neily of the Cato Institute to tell me why I was wrong to propose that President Biden’s decision to issue pardons related to a law that still exists represented an unacceptable usurpation of Congress’s power. Neily and I agree on the undesirability of the law in question, but we disagree on the advisability of Biden’s course. So, rather than fight it out on Twitter, I thought we should do it on air. (Well, on “air.”)

I also talked to Jeff Blehar, of the Political Beats podcast, about Supertramp’s classic album, Breakfast in America.

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