Hello, hello, this is me, I'm talking, here we go.

All right, from the top.

Nick Capadije,

Hannah McCarthy.

Civics 101. End of episode.

T-da.

But for real, I am excited for this episode, Hannah, because you promised me a mad cap

rump through one of our favorite subjects of all time, the Supreme Court,

the arbiter of the Supreme Law of the land.

That is right and why are we doing this?

Well the Supreme Court must, according to their own rules, convene for a term at 10 a.m. on the first Monday

on October.

And it is currently November as we speak these words, so we're about a month and change into the term.

And during this term, they're going to hear arguments in cases they've decided to review.

Now this argument schedule is public.

I'm going to post it on our website and the arguments themselves are public but seats are limited and you got to wait in line to get there

So in lieu of that though I certainly encourage you my beloved member of the public to follow your civic-minded heart to the queue.

I'm going to let you know what's going to be going on behind those big brass doors this term.

We really could make a whole episode just about those doors.

We really could. Just so everyone knows the doors to the Supreme Court are wicked

impressive you know I probably will make an episode about them at some point

famously the only work of art or architecture that the

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