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

Welcome back to Unbiased Politics and to the Unbiased University series. We are almost done with the series,

which is crazy. In today's episode, we are talking about some more of the biggest government

scandals in U.S. history. In part one of the series, we covered the

Credit Mobile Yeas scandal, Teapot Dome, the Pentagon Papers, and Watergate. In today's episode,

we'll cover the whiskey ring, the Iran-Contra affair, and the Clinton-Lewinsky scandal.

Now, for those of you tuning in for the first time,

I would just like to say that this whole unbiased university series, if you are tuning in for

the first time, first of all, you know, where have you been for the last 15 episodes,

but that's okay, I will forgive you. I highly recommend going back and listening to everything.

This is meant to be a condensed law school education.

And I want you to kind of imagine that every time you're tuning into one of these episodes,

you are sitting down in a 30 to 45 minute law school class with me as your professor.

And in each of these classes, we covered a different topic.

We talked about various cases and laws that shaped those topics.

And I've said from the beginning that by the time you listen to all of these episodes, you will have obtained your imaginary degree from unbiased university.

And what that means is that when I do come back from maternity leave,

you will be fully prepared for the normal reporting on current events.

Because all of these concepts that we've

talked about in each of these episodes, they're all in the background of every single current

event that we talk about on this show. So it's really important that we understand all of these

concepts. They are critical. I wish more people understood them.

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