Hey, I'm Cassie Depeckle, the host of Wanderies against the odds.

In our next season, Amelia Earhart wants to make history by flying across the Atlantic

alone, but brutal weather and malfunctioning equipment could leave her lost at sea.

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Today we're going to talk about Ruth Bader Ginsburg's tragic death and what it means for

the future of the Supreme Court and my interview with both the star of the new series, The

Comey Rule, Jeff Daniels, and the writer director of Billy Ray.

I'm Brian Tyler Cohen and you're listening to No Lie.

So not gonna lie.

This is an episode that I did not want to have to make on Friday evening we lost Ruth

Bader Ginsburg.

She led the legal fight for women's rights in the 70s.

She is essentially the reason that the 14th Amendment's equal protections guarantee included

equality of the sexes.

She served 27 years in the Supreme Court where she was its most prominent member.

She was five foot one, but she was a giant.

And now we're put in the awful position of not only mourning her death, but doing so under

the threat of Donald Trump nominating her successor to the court.

And to the surprise of exactly no one, Trump has already vowed to put forward a nominee

and McConnell has already vowed to bring up that nominee for a vote in the Senate.

And just so we're clear, yes, that is the same Mitch McConnell who said this in 2016.

Mr. President, the next justice could fundamentally alter the direction of the Supreme Court and

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