Richard Chew is joined by Kevin K. Johnson, attorney, mediator and author of "The American Oath Project: Protecting the Backbone of Democracy."

The interview explored Johnson’s legal theory, put forth in "The American Oath Project," for challenging presidential conduct through the oath of office. Here are a few key points from the conversation:
- Johnson described his 40 years as a litigator and mediator and said his encounters with dishonesty in positions of power informed the book.
- He argued that taking the presidential oath creates an enforceable obligation, and proposed that violations could support civil remedies based on contract concepts such as anticipatory breach, fraud in the inducement, or rescission.
- He cited actions he views as unconstitutional and argued that the cumulative record demonstrates ongoing breaches. 
- Johnson proposed bringing suits in federal district court seeking injunctive or other non-damages relief; he said the strategy differs from defensive lawsuits filed after presidential actions.

Catch "Chew's Views with Richard Chew” weekdays from 6:00 to 8:00 a.m. Central on WCPT (heartlandsignal.com/programs/chews-views).

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