Welcome to today's podcast, sponsored by Hillsdale College.

All things Hillsdale at Hillsdale.edu.

I encourage you to take advantage of the many free online courses there.

And, of course, I'll listen to the Hillsdale Dialogues, all of them at Hugh for Hillsdale.com or just Google Apple, iTunes, and Hillsdale.

Morning, Gloria, and evening, Grace, America.

I'm Hugh Hewitt inside the Relief Factor Studio, Inside the Beltway. I'd like to remind everyone at the top of the hour once in a while. I'm in the Relief Factor Studio, and I'll tell you a little bit about that at the end of the segment. But Mary Catherine Hamm is kicking off today's show. She is the host of Getting Hammered. She is the host of Normally. She is my friend. She is a Fox News contributor. But Mary Catherine, you surprised me yesterday with your getting hammered and you almost made me stumble on the trundle path because out of nowhere you're interviewing Sarah Isker and I am interviewing Sarah Isker

today in the third hour.

Yes.

And I never listened to interviews of authors when I've read their book because that will get

into my head and I'll be interviewing them about the interview they did.

So you need to like have a warning label.

I should. You know, it did say bonus, right? So it's not a traditional episode. But yes,

I should have personally texted one of our devoted fans. And just say, I'm doing, you're probably

going to talk to Sarah, because it's a book about the Supreme Court.

I really do recommend it to you.

I can't wait to talk to her about last Branch standing because she's very funny.

And most court books are not funny at all.

Even the justices when they write a book.

You might get a little tiny joke out of Amy Coney Barrett or Stephen Breyer, but they're not like giggle fest.

Yeah, she's a very gifted writer and a gifted speaker, and she's a lot of fun to listen to it.

So she'll be fun on your show as well.

And she brings out the fun and the fun facts and the good times on the Supreme Court history.

...