Join former Senator Jeff Flake, law professors Cristina Rodríguez and Jamal Greene, and ex-Attorney General Jeff Sessions as they tackle the future of the Supreme Court. They debate the contentious idea of term limits for justices, weighing potential benefits against risks of politicization. The conversation delves into judicial independence, external ethics codes, and the implications of expanding the court. The guests also address the striking trust gap between political parties and explore historical factors affecting the court’s legitimacy.

Former Attorney General Jeff Sessions has resigned, raising questions about the future of investigations into the White House and federal law enforcement. Topics discussed include drug policy, immigration, civil asset forfeiture, Robert Mueller's investigation, potential nominees for replacement, and the implications of Sessions' firing on the Russia investigation.

Senator John McCain, a significant figure in U.S. politics known for his dedication and resilience, opens up about his battle with brain cancer. Meanwhile, former Attorney General Jeff Sessions candidly discusses the fallout from President Trump’s harsh criticism regarding loyalty and performance. The conversation also delves into the ongoing struggles of Republican lawmakers with health care and a pivotal decision by Trump impacting CIA operations in Syria. A blend of personal and political challenges makes for a compelling listen.