Welcome to a tech policy podcast. I'm Ashken Kazarian. On today's show, we're going to talk about potential justice of a Supreme Court and Judge Kavanaugh.

Joining me is President of Tech Freedom and a future Supreme Court justice himself, Baron Zoka.

Well, my only qualification for being a Supreme Court justice other than having a JD

is that I also went to Georgetown Prep, like Judge Kavanaugh and Justice Gorsuch.

And you're a white male, so that's a good, that hires up your chances.

All right.

So Judge Kavanaugh is definitely a very divisive figure right now in American politics.

A lot of people

love or hate him without any basis reading his decisions. We at TechVritum have done a lot of

research and read his opinions. We've known the work Judge Kavana did before because we've

encountered him in our litigation. Barron, where do you want to start analyzing this?

Well, first, I just want to note that of the potential nominees, he is by far the judge with

the longest track record.

Amy Barrett had been on the court for only nine months.

Judge Kavanaugh has been on the court for 12 years.

12 years has written something like 240 decisions. So he's, and it should be noted, he's on the

D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals. Of course, nominally, all of the Court of Appeals are co-equal,

and they all feed cases up to the Supreme Court. But as a practical matter,

the D.C. Circuit is the court that handles the most important cases of constitutional and

administrative law. And so in that sense, it really is the second highest court in the land.

And on that court, Judge Kavanaugh has really distinguished himself again and again as being what one of our outside counsel called the best barometer of where the Supreme Court is heading.

And this is the overall theme for this episode today.

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