Welcome back to Unbiased, your favorite source of unbiased news and legal analysis.

Welcome back to Unbiased Politics and to the Unbiased University education series.

If you're listening to this, it means I am officially on maternity leave.

But rather than leave you hanging for seven weeks, I created Unbiased Universities.

So I want you to think of

this series as a condensed law school education. I want you to imagine that every time you're

tuning into one of these episodes, you are sitting down in a 45-minute law school class with me

as your professor. And each class will cover a different topic. We'll talk about various cases

and laws that have shaped those topics. And by the will cover a different topic. We'll talk about various cases and laws

that have shaped those topics. And by the end of the series, you will have obtained your

imaginary degree from Unbiased University, which means that you'll be fully prepared for the show

when I come back and get back to reporting on current events. Because all of these concepts that we're talking about

in each of these episodes, whether it's the Constitution, the Bill of Rights, the branches of

government, the Supreme Court, presidential elections, et cetera, they're all in the background

of every single current event that we talk about. So it's really important that we all understand them on a deep

level. Now, although I am on maternity leave, as a reminder, if you are still interested in getting

an unbiased rundown of current events, I am still cranking out articles on substack when I can.

So if you're interested in joining, it is free. You just have to click the

sub-zac hyperlink in the show notes of this episode and enter your email address.

Okay, so the first episode in the series was all about the United States Constitution.

If you haven't yet listened to that episode, I highly recommend listening to that episode

first and then tuning into this episode. It's not an absolute necessity,

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