The US government is divided into three branches: the executive (the President), the legislative (the two houses of Congress) and the judicial (the courts). Their duties are so defined that a system of checks and balances results, meaning that no branch should be able to control too much power. But what if the three branches of government decide to join forces in acting to “redesign government”? And what do the “unitary executive theory” and Project 2025 have to do with all this? Join us on June 3^rd to examine these questions more closely.