The Remnant with Jonah Goldberg Court Is Adjourned | Interview: Sarah Isgur
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Jul 16, 2025 
In this lively discussion, Sarah Isgur, host of the Advisory Opinions podcast and content director at SCOTUSblog, joins Jonah Goldberg. They delve into the complexities of the recent Supreme Court term, tackling nationwide injunctions and Congress's failure to ease judicial pressures. Their insights touch on the intriguing idea of common good constitutionalism and the unique lifestyles of justices, all served with a side of humor about the polarized perception of the court. Personal anecdotes add a whimsical touch, showcasing their friendship and shared reflections.
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Nuance in Supreme Court Decisions
- The Supreme Court often rules with a middle conservative bloc, not just the hard conservatives.
- Many divisive cases are decided 6-3 or 5-4 but the court shows more nuance than perceived.
Trump's Supreme Court Win Paradox
- Trump had historically low Supreme Court win rates his first term but recent terms show more wins.
- Injunction stats reflect both judicial caution and the nature of executive actions, complicating simplistic narratives.
Statutory Basis for Nationwide Injunctions
- Nationwide injunctions arise from statutory interpretation rather than Constitution explicitly.
- Courts limit injunction power due to statute limits despite public perception of unchecked injunction spread.
