Justice Neil Gorsuch, a Supreme Court Justice and author, discusses his book on the implications of an expanding federal criminal code. He highlights how excessive regulations entangle everyday Americans, sharing real-life stories of those affected. Gorsuch examines the balance between individual rights and government control, emphasizing the need for civic education to empower citizens. He remains optimistic about the future, illustrating resilience through personal anecdotes and advocating for reforms that help restore public trust in the legal system.

Professor Keith Whittington, a leading expert on academic freedom, joins Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch for a thought-provoking discussion. They delve into the complexities of originalism and its implications on current legal matters. Key topics include the evolution of academic freedom, the tension between individual rights and institutional policies, and the impact of the Stop WOKE Act. Whittington also sheds light on the challenges educators face in balancing academic integrity with political pressures, making a compelling case for reexamining constitutional protections in education.