Hey Jess.

Hey, Amani.

You know how in reality TV shows like The Bachelor, they always end the season with a wrap-up episode where they bring everyone back together to talk about how it all went?

Totally. It's a way to rehash the best highlights and low lights and, you know, make sense of the whole story.

I know we opened this series talking about how the Supreme Court is the ultimate real-life courtroom drama.

But if you think about it, Supreme Court arguments are also basically a reality show.

Oh my God, you're right.

A bunch of people who don't agree on anything are shoved together in a room where they bicker.

They talk past each other, they make fun of each other and try to make a name for themselves.

There are even abortion storylines.

Exactly.

So what I think we need to finish our first season is a good old-fashioned reality TV-style

wrap-up episode.

Just so we can make sense of everything we covered from the Roe v. Wade arguments.

Well, if we do that, we're going to need a semi-cheasy white dude to come in and host the

interview, because that's how all those shows do it. Jess, I know just the guy.

Even though I suggested that joke, I want you to know that still hurts.

Aw, boo-hoo.

Do you want to introduce yourself?

Oh, yeah, but do it in a cheesy host voice.

I'm Mark Folletti, the producer of Will Hear Arguments.

Coming up on our final episode, I sit down with stars Jess and Amani for a heartwarming conversation you won't want to miss.

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