Right is still right, even if you stand by yourself.

Mr. Chief Justice, may it place the court.

I'm on Zonzvikovsky, and this is Case in Point, and today's title of our episode is

Rogue Justice, the Rise of Judicial Supremacy in Israel, which is the name of the book whose author is here today, Yonatan Green.

Now, why are we talking about this? Well, because what happened with rogue judges in Israel

assuming power they don't have to push judicial supremacy is exactly the type of judicial coup that progressive liberals in this

country are trying to implement. We have radical left-wing, rogue judges in our federal courts

who are twisting and breaking the law to seize political power from the executive branch and

use their judicial power to achieve

the political goals that their political allies were unable to achieve at the ballot box.

That's one of the reasons why you constantly hear folks on the left advocating for enlarging

the size of the Supreme Court, in other words, packing the court, something that

Franklin Delano Roosevelt first proposed in the 1930s, because they want to pack the court with

judicial activists who, frankly, will override the constitutional rights that they despise,

like the Second Amendment or the protections in

the First Amendment for religious liberty and against government censorship.

What's happened in Israel is a foreshadowing of what is and could be happening in the United

States, which is why Yonotan Green's book is very informative

and very interesting, even to American readers,

although it's talking about the Israeli judicial system.

So Yonatan, welcome, welcome to the show.

Yonotan Green is a fellow at the Georgetown Center for the Constitution at Georgetown University School of Law, which is run by a good friend of ours, Randy Barnett, a very well-known constitutional scholar in the United States.

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