There have been a lot of developments recently on the Supreme Court front,

in regards to, for instance, mail and ballots and whether or not they can legally be received after election day,

in regards to gay marriage, in regards to whether transgender passports are legally a thing or not,

as well as what the Supreme Court justices themselves believe is the greatest threat facing America today.

And so let's go through all that together after, as always, you smash those like and subscribe button

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Now, to start with, on Thursday, November the 12th, you had Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch give a rare media

interview wherein he laid out how, in his opinion, the greatest danger to America is not,

for instance, a foreign adversary or a new technology, but rather it's a lack of civics education

in regards to the populace. While speaking to Fox News, here's how Neil Gorsuch himself

laid the matter out. Over half of Americans can't pass the citizenship exam we expect people

who come to this country to pass. Most Americans cannot name the three branches of government.

And if you ask me what the greatest danger America faces today, it's itself.

He then went on to add that Americans need to know about our shared history, which is why he

was there to plug his book, a children's book that he recently wrote, which teaches kids

about the Declaration of Independence, as well as Revolutionary War Heroes, men like Thomas

Jefferson, Paul Revere, Caesar Rodney, Thomas

Payne, and so on. That book of his will publish in May of next year, coinciding with the

250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, a point to which Neil Gorsuch

said the following during that interview. Well, I think over the next year, we're going to be

celebrating a lot of dates and events with fireworks.

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