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On Wednesday, it was reported that Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer would be retiring.

Here to explain what this means moving forward is Daily Wire's Ian Howearth.

So first off, Ian, how was this announced?

Well, it was first reported by NBC News that Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer is going

to retire at the end of the current term, which is June of this year.

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