Samuel Alito

Associate Justice Samuel Alito, known for his conservative judicial philosophy, shares insights on his approach to constitutional law. He delves into his landmark decision in Dobbs v. Jackson and the criteria for overturning precedents. Alito discusses originalism, the balance of judicial power, and the complexities surrounding race and constitutional interpretation. He also reflects on the evolving landscape of religious liberty and the often contentious relationship between executive power and the judiciary, providing a thought-provoking perspective on American democracy.

Prominent legal figure Samuel Alito's secret recordings, Hunter Biden's conviction, and Donald Trump's odd preference for shark/electrocution routine are discussed by Katy, Cody, and Jonathan on the podcast. Topics range from social media likes hidden, political implications, activism, Supreme Court justices' motivations, and a humorous take on Trump's strange rally rhetoric.

Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito's controversial upside-down flag incident post-Trump's election loss sparks debate on judicial impartiality. The podcast delves into the ethical crisis within the Supreme Court, exploring the fallout and voting dilemmas faced by undecided voters. It also covers US-Saudi security deals and the impact of short-term rental regulations on New York City's tourism sector.