Damn, these two couldn’t even work a corner if they wanted to😂. Goes to show what kind of people fall into these slots.🫃🏿🫃🏿🫄🏿🫄🏿

Imagine blaming Dolly Parton and on your complete failure of a career. These people should’ve been born 300 years ago

1 like 1.5k views Yeah season 2 was definitely warranted. This has got to be one of the most pathetic podcasts ever made.

What is this? How am I here?

The intro music is the very best intro music in podcasting. I love it every time I hear it!

So many Jew dudes

Hello little goy why dont you let us fill your eardrums with heaps of shit

Disgusting

Oy vey

Publicly funded too, wow what a waste of government money Gotta stop my kid from watching anything Ilaza Glazer... ya know this lady does childrens' shows

unfunny.

I'm a white guy, so this podcast clearly isn't for me! No need for me to check it out. As a white guy though, it's pretty annoying my tax money funds this garbage, I should get a white guy exemption since, again, this content isn't for me, so why am I paying for it?

could you think of a more divisive title for your show? Substitute any other ethnic group and this is patently racist. What a double standard of hypocrisy

Ratchet, racist weirdos.

The Candyman sent me here.

Glazer, born in New York City, New York,[1] is the daughter of Sandi and Larry Glazer, who both work in insurance and finance.[1][3] She grew up in a Reform Jewish family in St. James, New York, on Long Island and is of Ashkenazi Jewish descent.[4][5][6] Her brother, Eliot Glazer, is a producer, writer and actor with whom she has worked on shows like The Boys Presents: Diabolical and Broad City where he plays her brother.[7]

Future Hitler can't come to this world soon enough

soooo many j_wish girls

Yuck.

Comb ur hair bitch

Of course a jew is involved in this toilet paper

wow this show is amazing

When is Kandice going to be on?

ahahahahahahahahah

7 years later and 1.3k views. Man people were so hyped for this

Another östjuden pretending to be White and being subversive. We see you, jew.

Sepk’eec’a SaMaks, Modoc and proud ✊🏽

wow!

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Turns out we were told lots of lies about the vax from big pharma .. Big media, which is heavily sponsored by big pharma, cowardly promoted the industry as godlike, downplaying its history of massive fraud and greed. The media gets an F- until it tells the truth about the corrupt pharma biz. Btw, I'm not a right winger. Anyone who blindly follows big pharma is brainwashed by Wall Street, which controls both the "left" and "right" public narratives in America.

Different states making their own decisions. You might have heard of it. It's called federalism. When there is no need for uniformity, there is no reason for uniformity.

Oh well clarence love yt supremacist now

Scalia WAS a shitass lol!

So interesting. He's such a great actor that i think he could be a great acting teacher too. One of the best. Ever.

vivek needs to brush up

The story of an individual who was and is, in its essence, a crook. A person like so many, that lives to be a legal criminal. An unethical slayer of wisdom and honesty. A damaged soul that will not rest, almost like a comic book villain, until he has hurt as many people as he can. Spreading misery is his mission.

This podcast has really fallen from what it was. If anyone is listening to this with the first seasons in mind, just skip it. It's comical this episode exists after the blatant corruption in which Thomas has engaged. This episode is basically a retreading of his autobiography. Every bit of this episode rings hollow with outright misrepresentations of a corrupt, money chasing cheater that has destroyed any respect SCOTUS had. Thomas has played a major part in ruining this country, but this podcast would have you believe he's just done misunderstood guy that's intellect and ideals are simply above anyone's understanding.

Thank you for covering Native issues. Maybe the title should have been scotus v religious freedom.

What?

I have been so on board with More Perfect from the very start. Then this popped up in my feed. I thought, "OK, I'm willing to listen." But then the apologies and justifications started. Then, the Anita Hill situation is glossed over with a "Oh, everyone knows, we don't need to go into that." NO, absolutely not. If you want to give me a different perspective of this man and his fitness for service, you can't just gloss over and dismiss that. It is very likely that there is a sexual predator sitting on the US Supreme Court bench, you want me to consider a new view of him, you don't just skip over that. And where are the sources to give me a balanced view? Trust me, Juan Williams carries no credibility. Neither does professors from schools that churn out lawyers determined to align US law with Vatican dictates. I don't have to agree with what I'm hearing to learn or enjoy a podcast. I am, however, very aware when I'm being blatantly manipulated as a listener. More Perfect's credibility was trashed with this episode. Months after I shut it down at 39:24, the offensive approach of this episode is still taking up space in my mind. I'm in mourning because I've lost a trusted friend. I do not trust More Perfect without Jad Abumrad.

This is a totally braindead recap. The Supreme Court didn't just "change their own rules" based on "their own preferences, their own biases, their own interests". To frame this case in such a way is completely dishonest. They directly applied The Four Factor test that has been well-established and was explicitly outlined in the 1994 case Campbell v. Acuff-Rose Music. In this case, the U.S. Supreme Court highlighted these 4 factors as guidelines for assessing fair use. 1. Purpose and Character of the Use 2. Nature of the Copyrighted Work 3. Amount and Substantiality of the Portion Used 4. Effect on the Market or Value of the Original Work The origins of these factors can be traced back to earlier case law and legal scholarship. It's also hilarious that you conveniently gloss over the fact that it was the Andy Warhol Foundation that actually sued the photographer. You characterized the genesis of the lawsuit as "one thing led to another..." as if the parties just stumbled into a legal battle. Who sued who? Say it. Your failure to define which was the plaintiff and which was the defendant is not even an oversight, it's deception.

The episode art work is amazing and ironic... Curious if a case will be made of it.

I appreciated the mention of how Jacobson set the precedent for the appalling decision to allow forced sterilization as well as the question of who gets to decide what public safety is. However, this episode operates on a number of false premises: 1. the propaganda that vaccine mandates further public health, 2. the idea that those who oppose mandates are "anti-vaxxers", 3. the assumption that getting vaccinated prevents us from infecting others, and 4. the belief that the smallpox vaccine was what ended smallpox (Find the date that the smallpox vaccine became mandated then look at the smallpox death rates for the years before and after this date). Julia Longoria, consider delving deeper into this issue and covering it from a fairer angle.

promo sm 💕

Found this song from the NPR Supreme Court podcast. I love this song.

Also the artwork is beautiful

Thankyou for bringing these stories for us

An incredible podcast.

Incredible. I am changed because of your story and interviews. Wow. Thank you.

Jerry said misshapen lol