Today we're tackling the new Supreme Court nominee, NATO, and I have some

things to say to why people with cell phones. Also, I'm sharing my interview with

Emily Jane Fox of Vanity Fair about her new book, Born Trump. This is Sarah

from the Left and Beth from the Right. You're listening to Pantsuit Politics. No

shouting, no insults, plenty of nuance.

Welcome to another episode of Pantsuit Politics. First, we both wanted to say

thank you so much for all the kind feedback about the first part of our

series on 9-11. It was very difficult to research and to record and as

soon as we were done, I think both of us were like, oh, that was okay. I don't

want to retraumatize people. I don't want to get anything wrong. So with this

all the feedback of it was hard to listen to, but I feel like you guys handled

it well, was very, very, very much appreciated. We also continue getting emails

that say things like, I don't know if you thought about this aspect of 9-11, but I

hope that you'll talk about it. We're keeping all of that. It is a lot, and I'm so

happy. It's going to be a lot of parts. It's going to be a lot of parts.

That means our first conversation was successful because that's really the

point here that this national trauma has far reaching tentacles. And that we're

already seeing everyone processing that and surfacing those tentacles, I think

means that our first episode really did what we wanted it to do. And so this is

going to go on for a while. Bear with us. We keep shifting the calendar out to

devote more time to it because we do want to hit all those aspects. And we just

appreciate you being involved in this conversation and sending us resources

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