Jodi Kantor, an investigative reporter for The New York Times, broke the story about the controversial flags at Justice Samuel Alito's homes, including an upside-down American flag linked to the unrest after the 2020 election. She discusses the implications of these symbols on the Supreme Court's perceived impartiality. The conversation delves into the political tensions surrounding these displays, their historical significance, and raises critical questions about judicial ethics in a deeply divided political landscape.

Jodi Kantor, an investigative reporter at The New York Times, joins former anti-abortion activist Rob Schenck to discuss his secretive campaign to influence the Supreme Court. They explore how personal relationships with justices may sway judicial decisions, particularly around contentious issues like abortion. Schenck reveals unethical tactics used in funding and strategy, emphasizing the growing concerns over the integrity of the court. Their conversation sheds light on the dangerous intersection of faith, politics, and judicial influence.