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Well, howdy there, internet people, let's go again. So today we're going to talk about

an expected decision by the Supreme Court, the response to it, and what the Supreme Court is supposed to be.

I got this message.

Will you please tell your audience to drop the idea of expanding or reducing the Supreme Court.

The Court is an impartial nonpartisan entity and shouldn't be used as a political tool. The overturning of Roe v. Wade shouldn't cause a political

reaction from liberals. This is an institutional argument.

You have to respect the institution, it exists outside of politics, so on and so forth.

And truthfully, that's the way it's supposed to be. It is supposed to be like that. But see, I've got a lot of questions. Why is it again that all these cases are coming up now?

Because there are new Supreme Court justices appointed by Republicans, right?

Seems pretty partisan.

Seems pretty partisan.

Well, let's be clear on something. I don't think that they should expand or reduce the size of the Supreme Court based on what happens in this case and whether or not that's overturned. I think they should do it anyway.

The Supreme Court ceased to be the... overturned. I think they should do it anyway.

The Supreme Court ceased to be the institution you are describing when a nominee for a lifetime

appointment at the Supreme Court was asked during their confirmation hearings what the

First Amendment was and couldn't answer and then Republicans confirmed them anyway.

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