In 2017, we launched Slowburn to help process Donald Trump's presidency.

Everyone was talking about impeachment.

So, we looked back at Watergate.

Now we're 10 seasons in, and Donald Trump is president.

Again, somehow, everything seems worse.

Trump has accumulated power in so many destructive ways, but especially in one place.

At the end of the day, our policy as a nation is largely decided at the Supreme Court by the Supreme Court.

Those high court decisions are changing all of our lives.

The U.S. Supreme Court has reshaped the country's legal landscape on abortion, guns, religion,

and more.

There's a reason why the Supreme Court has become so powerful.

And that's the story we're going to tell in Slowburn, becoming Justice Gorsuch.

I take an oath to protect and defend the Constitution of the United States, and I take it pretty darn seriously.

Neil Gorsuch is certainly not the most famous justice on the bench, but he's the key to understanding the current court.

He is the most unpredictable vote, and it's not really a close call. Like, he is the justice

most likely to be a true wild card. He gets nominated. You realize who it is. What happens

from there? I thought something that I can't say, that I shouldn't say. You can say it.

In my mind, I thought, oh, it's that asshole.

We'll find out where Justice Gorsuch came from, and I'll talk with people who knew him in his

formative years.

I always felt like Neil could pull off his face and underneath would be like some horrible,

scary alien.

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