In this episode, we examine how institutional erosion rarely arrives with spectacle. It moves quietly — through legal reinterpretations, executive expansion, bureaucratic normalization, and the steady conditioning of public tolerance.

We break down how power consolidates beneath distraction, how constitutional guardrails weaken not through collapse but through gradual compliance, and how the language of security and stability is used to justify structural change.

This is not about a single moment. It is about trajectory. About what happens when silence becomes acceptance — and acceptance becomes permanence.