Divided Argument Truth and Reconciliation
Jun 7, 2025
The hosts kick off with a humorous take on their past audio mishaps, likening them to underwater sounds. They discuss the Chief Justice's toast and its implications for judicial authority. A lively debate ensues on competitive gaming and how it intertwines with today's political climate, particularly President Trump's distancing from the Federalist Society. They analyze a significant Supreme Court case regarding gun liability amid ongoing legal complexities, reflecting on the moral responsibilities of gun sellers.
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Hosts' Audio Quality Troubles
- Will Baude and Dan Epps recount issues with poor audio quality in their last recording.
- They share their troubleshooting process and acknowledge shared responsibility for the sound problems.
Supreme Court Toast Tradition
- The Chief Justice traditionally toasts the sitting U.S. president at the Supreme Court Historical Society dinner, regardless of politics.
- This custom may seem odd given the separation of powers but survives as a longstanding practice.
Military Parade in DC Anecdote
- Will Baude discusses the upcoming military parade in Washington, D.C., coinciding with the Army's 250th anniversary and Trump's birthday.
- He notes the logistical challenges and symbolic discomfort of tanks rolling on city streets.