Hello, listeners. It's your host, Pete Davis here to share that over on the bird feed,

we just released a bonus episode on the Supreme Court cases that just came down last month.

Current Affairs legal editor Orrin Nimney and social media editor Vanessa A.B.

Break down what has been happening at the Supreme Court, why it's all very unfortunate,

and what we should think and do about it.

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here's Oran and Vanessa, with an excerpt from today's bonus episode. Kennedy, our Lord and Savior, I, you know, kneel down to my little figure of Kennedy every morning. No, Kennedy is,

if you didn't think that Anthony Kennedy was a joke before Trump v. Hawaii, you have to think

that he is after Trump v. Hawaii, because he writes a extremely short concurrence. Two pages.

I have grocery lists longer than that fucking

where basically he's like, and just to be clear, this is the last thing that this progressive

ground-shaking justice writes for the Supreme Court in his entire tenure. He basically writes

a grocery list length opinion saying, well, you know, it's definitely legal

and we can't really question the executive, but we do have a constitution and, well, people

should remember that. And yeah, but still, fuck you guys. And I feel like it was the greatest

encapsulation of his entire career,

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