Everything You Need to Know About The Supreme Court of the United States. This Episode Will Make You Smarter Than the Average American!

UNBIASED Politics

Jordan Berman

Education

4.8 • 2.5K Ratings

🗓️ 21 July 2025

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Summary

A couple of years ago, Jordan realized that far too few Americans know as much about the Court as they should. In fact, a 2019 C-SPAN poll found that 52% of American voters couldn't name a SINGLE Supreme Court Justice. We need to change that. In this episode, you'll learn: When SCOTUS was founded. Where SCOTUS was originally located. How many Justices sit on the bench. How Justices are selected and appointed. The Difference between the Chief Justice and the Associate Justices. A short biography about each of the current Justices. Majority opinions vs. dissents. How the Court's procedure works including the length of each term, how opinions are issued, who determines who writes each opinion, the format of oral arguments, and much more. After listening, you'll be smarter than the average American when it comes to knowledge of the Supreme Court and that's something to brag about! If you enjoyed this episode, please leave me a review and share it with those you know that also appreciate unbiased news! SUBSCRIBE TO JORDAN'S FREE NEWSLETTER. Follow Jordan on Instagram and TikTok. All sources for this episode can be found here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:45.6	Welcome back to unbiased politics. Today is Monday, July 21st. And the episode that I have for you today, so it's a pre-recorded episode, as a lot of you know, as I said last episode,
0:49.5	I will be out of town this week. So I'm doing what I can to still get you episodes. But
0:53.6	unfortunately, I'm just not recording on a microphone. I'm taking a step back from the news. For the next
0:59.3	week or so, I'll be back on Thursday. But for now, I wanted to re-release an episode that I
1:05.6	originally released back in 2023. It's one of my favorite episodes of all time. Those of you that have been here since
1:12.5	23, absolutely loved this episode when I first released it. So I thought it was a good episode to
1:18.6	release. It's all about the Supreme Court. As you'll hear in the episode, I cover just so much
1:24.3	information, pretty much everything that you could ever know about the Supreme Court.
1:29.8	So you're guaranteed to leave this episode with a ton of knowledge.
1:33.4	This episode is audio only. It is not video recorded. So if you're watching on YouTube,
1:38.2	you will unfortunately just see my podcast thumbnail the whole time, but that's okay.
1:42.2	You can still listen and tune in regardless.
1:45.7	I hope you enjoy this episode. And yeah, I will be back with you on Thursday. But in the meantime,
1:51.9	enjoy this episode and learn as much as you can about the Supreme Court of the United States.
1:58.4	I was talking to someone recently about the Supreme Court, and they actually
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