Obama Is an Ideologue Who Prefers Confrontation: Shilling

The transcript discusses the anticipation of executive orders from the president, with Republicans warning against it and Democrats urging action. It explores the president's power, the role of Congress, and the historical context of executive orders. The potential political implications for Democrats, particularly regarding the Hispanic community, are also examined.

What is the constitutional role of Congress and the president in the law-making process?

How do Democrats perceive the impact of executive orders on their political standing with the Hispanic community?