The Supreme Court has had a busy summer loosening gun restrictions in states,

overturning Roe versus Wade, and severely threatening our Miranda rights.

I'm Leah Litman, and each week on Strix Crutney, I'm joined by my co-hosts and fellow law

professors Melissa Murray and Kate Shaw to break down the latest headlines and the biggest legal

questions facing our country. It's more important than ever to understand the repercussions

of these Supreme Court decisions and what we can do to fight back in the upcoming midterm elections.

Listen to new episodes of Strix Crutney every Monday, wherever you get your podcasts.

Welcome to Pots of America, I'm John Fabro. I'm John Loveett. I'm Tommy Dithor.

On today's show, Joe Biden takes on Republican voter suppression in Georgia,

Wisconsin Democratic Party Chair Ben Wickler talks about Ron Johnson's re-election announcement

and saving democracy in the Badger State, and Ted Cruz grovels to Tucker Carlson for referring

to violent insurrectionists as terrorists. Wild stuff. You know what? A lot of clips get shared

online and they're like, this is the worst thing you'll ever see. I can't believe I've had this.

This one delivered like nothing, nothing I've seen in a while. It sure did, Tommy. It's why I

broke my new rule of I tweeted it, but I didn't do a screenshot. I wanted people to watch the

video. Yeah, if you, if there are any more cringes per minute on that clip, it would be part of

and just like that. And just like that, Ted Cruz humiliated himself.

There are in case there's anyone who is involved in just like that listening to our podcast,

it's now heard to tax four or five episodes in a row. Sorry. It's okay. Sorry.

It's out of the way. All right. But first before we start, you know what you did. Check out this

week's offline where I talk to Facebook's former chief security officer, Alex Stamos,

but why he left the company, why he thinks Mark Zuckerberg should too, and how he thinks the

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