In this episode, Bryce discusses the importance of the U.S. Constitution, particularly for law students and professionals. He explains that constitutional rights apply to governmental actions, not private disputes, and highlights the historical context of the Constitution, including its initial application to federal actions and its expansion post-Civil War. He emphasizes the significance of the Federalist Papers and criticizes the legal profession for often failing to uphold the Constitution. He also urges law students to read and understand the Constitution, noting its relevance in preventing tyrannical governmental actions, as exemplified during the COVID-19 pandemic.
