We are here today because the United States Supreme Court is broken.

Hey everyone, this is Leon from Fiasco and Prologue Projects.

On this week's episode of Five to Four, Peter,

Riannan and Michael are talking about what it means that the Biden administration has appointed a

commission to study the possibility of reforming the Supreme Court.

President Biden set up a pseudo-academic commission to study the merits of packing the Supreme Court.

Just an attempt to close this transparent power play in fake legitimacy.

In the second part of today's episode, the hosts are joined by representative

Mondair Jones of New York State, one of the sponsors of the Judiciary Act of 2021,

a bill that would increase the size of the court from 9 to 13 and shift the balance of power

that has given conservatives in the court a super majority. This is Five to Four,

a podcast about how much the Supreme Court sucks.

Welcome to Five to Four, where we dissect and analyze the Supreme Court cases that have swarmed

our nation like a brute of cicadas. I am Peter. I'm here with Riannan. Hi.

And Michael. Hey everybody. And a little bit later, in the show, we will be touching base with

Congressman Mondair Jones. I do a little interview. Second Congressman to be on the show, not a big

deal for us anymore. Yeah. It's just something that we do. It's normal. We're just talking to

powerful people all the time. Right. They're begging us and it's like, uh, subnoxious. It's obnoxious,

I think. Yeah. Yeah. So today we are talking about Supreme Court reform, but more specifically,

we are talking about some developments in Supreme Court reform, namely the Biden Reform Commission

and the pending Supreme Court expansion bill in Congress. So last year, following the death of

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, there was a lot of talk about Supreme Court reform. Yeah. We did an

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