I'm Magna Chakrabardi and this is the jackpot where on point news analyst Jackbeady

helps us connect history, literature, and politics in a way that brings his unique clarity to the world

we live in now. Hello there, Jack.

Hello, Magna.

Okay, so now we're at episode 23 of the jackpot.

What's the headline for this week?

Low information voters.

Ah, okay, so this is a familiar phrase from multiple elections past.

Why do you bring it up once again now?

Because it's clear after the recent Supreme Court decision,

effectively putting off hearing the Trump presidential immunity case

until late April and experts say that means that voters will go to the polls

in the fall without that case having been decided.

That case, the most serious against the president from his 91 felony counts because it goes

right to the issue of insurrection and it carries with it the largest

sentence.

But it seems almost certain now that voters won't know when they go to the polls whether Trump is guilty or not.

And so people are saying the cavalry is not coming.

The court isn't going to save us. It's up to the voters and we're going to talk about three kinds of voters.

Low information voters generally,

Republican voters, and what you could call

wrong information voters, Republicans who believe in the big lie. But before we do that, may I just say this?

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