Mr Chief Justice, I am pleased for it.

It's an old joke, but when I argue, man argues against two beautiful ladies like this, they're going to have the last word.

She spoke not elegantly but with unmistakable clarity.

She said,

I ask no favor for my sex.

All I ask of our brethren is that they take their feet off our next. Hello and welcome back to strict scrutiny your podcast about the Supreme Court

and the legal culture that surrounds it. We're your host for today I'm

Leah Littman and I'm Melissa Murray and as promise this episode contains the next installment of our deep dive into Project 2025,

or, as we're calling it, Disaster Piece Theater.

And to be clear, for all of you who are expecting a more linear trajectory, we're actually

going to go out of order today.

So we are going to cover all of Project 2025, but today we are going to cover all of Project 2025,

but today we are going to cover most of Part 3,

which is labeled the general welfare.

This is basically all of the social policy issues that Project 2025 is tackling and it's

the biggest segment of Project 2025 so we wanted to cover all of it but because it's so

huge because they literally want to reform every major

social issue of the last 80 years we decided to break this up into a couple of different segments. So we're going to wrap this up in another

episode, but we're going to dig in and get started today.

We may also cover today one of their ideas for the economy if we have time. We know Project 2025 kind of suggested that it had

wrapped up and that the director of the project a former Trump

administration official announced he had stepped down from the

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