From Cafe and the Vox Media Podcast Network, welcome to stay tuned.

I'm Preet Bharara.

The Republican justices believe that conservatives and Republicans are the victims, largely of a society that doesn't share their views.

But more generally, whenever they do not get what they want.

Yeah. but more generally, whenever they do not get what they want. That's Leah Littman.

She's a constitutional law professor at the University of Michigan Law School.

She's also a co-host of the excellent legal podcast about the Supreme Court, strict scrutiny.

Littman joins me to talk about her new book, Lawless, How the Supreme Court came to run on conservative grievance, fringe theories,

and bad vibes. We also talk about the Alien Enemies Act, Trump's executive overreach,

and the court's biggest decisions expected in June.

Then I'll answer your questions about whether anyone without a law degree has served as a Supreme Court justice and whether a district court can disregard a Supreme Court ruling.

And stick around to the end for my tribute to a hero you've probably never heard of.

That's coming up.

Stay tuned.

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