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Episode 55: Randy Barnett, The Supreme Court and The Mainstreaming of Originalism
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The Supreme Court decided an important case, decided to take on another important case and Justice Neil Gorsuch weighed in for the first time since he took his seat on the court. Since Jay and Neal know nothing about the law, let alone constitutional law, so they asked an expert to join the show. Georgetown Law Professor Randy Barnett was on to talk all of these issues including how originalism has gone mainstream in the judiciary. Randy breaks things down very well so even if you’re not an attorney, you’ll get a lot out of it.
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