wolfen wilfred codrington. the third is an assistant professor of law at brooklyn law school and a brennan center fellow. he's written many scholarly articles and opinions pieces, and we're here to just today to discuss his new book, which is just out the people's constitution 200 years 27 amendments and the promise of a more perfect union and charles kessler a senior fellow at the clermont institute editor of the claremont review of books post of the claremonts american mind series and dangler daikema distinguished professor of government at claremont mckenna college his newest book which he'll discuss today is crisis of the two constitutions the rise decline and recovery of american greatness. it's such a pleasure to of you wilfred covington and charles kessler your two books are fascinating because they're both about constitutional history and how we should think about the present although they approach it from different perspectives. so i want to begin just by inviting each of you to put your important argu

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