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The Supreme Court has reached a decision on the landmark Roe v. Wade case.

The ruling is on a case called Dobbs versus Jackson Women's Health

Health Agency.

The Supreme Court decision,

legalizing same-sex marriage across the land.

The court's conservative majority ruled today

that a public high school football coach in Washington

State has the right to prey on the 50 yard line. The nine Supreme Court justices ruled racial segregation in

publicly supported schools to be unconstitutional,

declaring that it denied equal opportunity.

Right hand, let me ask you this.

In our six years of making this show,

how many episodes do you think we have done that center on the Supreme Court?

Wow, a lot. A whole lot of episodes, at least two dozen on landmark Supreme Court cases and of We did the shadow docket, right? And not to mention a whole bunch of shows on just how

stuff works on the court. Yeah, we give them a lot of air time and of course we do, right?

Of course we do. They are the ones who interpret the Constitution.

And we care deeply about what they say.

We track their calendar.

We refresh websites on days they hand down decisions.

As an example, right now, this first week of March 2024,

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