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 StrixCruittany, 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 StrixCruittany every Monday, wherever you get your podcasts.

Welcome to PotsAve America, I'm John Fabra. I'm John Loveitt.

Tommy Vittor. On today's pot, the White House notches some wins while Democrats debate the party's

challenges. Professor Melissa Murray joins to talk about the verdict in the Kyle Rittenhouse case,

and Kamala Harris's 85-minute presidency spawned enough takes to fill two terms.

But first, some fun news. On Tuesday, December 7th,

cricket will be looking back on 2021 with a special livestream event. We're calling

What a Year. It will include your favorite cricket hosts, special guests, and more to help you

process all the joys, follies, and complete and total meltdowns of this past year. We'll also

be raising money for our No Off-Years Fund to help register voters in all the most important

swing states ahead of the midterms. So join us live for the What a Year livestream on Tuesday,

December 7th at 5pm Pacific, 8pm Eastern. So RSVP head to cricket.com slash What a Year.

All right, let's get to the news. As we head into Thanksgiving, there are new reasons for Democrats

to be optimistic and reasons for Democrats to keep being ourselves. Last week began with President

Biden signing a bipartisan jobs and infrastructure bill and ended with House Democrats passing the

rest of his economic plan, which would use higher taxes on the rich and big corporations to fight

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