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I'm Dorothy Wickendon. On today's Politics and More podcast, David Remnick talks with New Yorker contributor Jeannie Sook Gerson.

They'll discuss how the Trump administration has fundamentally reshaped America's courts over the last four years.

As we look back at four years of Donald Trump's administration, you could point to the beautiful wall that didn't get built.

The Affordable Care Act that didn't get replaced were the promises of an infrastructure bill

that dissipated like a summer mist.

But there's no dispute that Donald Trump's presidency has been one of the most consequential of our times.

In one term, he's managed to reshape our politics and our

culture in the most profound ways. We're going to spend this hour looking at Trump's impact

on the immigration system, the climate emergency, and the politics of race and identity.

On this October evening, and it is so beautiful, the First Lady and I welcome you to the White House to bear witness to history.

In a few moments, we will proudly swear in the newest member of the United States.

Well, let's start with the courts.

My fellow Americans, even though we judges don't face elections, we still work for you.

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