4 chapters across the catalog
Justice Samuel Alito's draft opinion, leaked via Politico, argued that Roe v. Wade was egregiously wrong from its inception. The leak fundamentally changed the internal trust within the Supreme Court and sparked national debate over the Constitution's status as a living document. There is speculation that the lack of resistance to the Texas heartbeat law was a precursor to this federal shift.
The segment examines the intense vitriol directed at Clarence Thomas from "Black Twitter" and celebrities like Samuel L. Jackson. The use of racial slurs against black conservatives is described as a means of gaining "instant clout" in liberal circles. Thomas is characterized as a powerful figure who "wants all the smoke" and understands the weight of his judicial influence.
Jurnee Smollett discusses her path from child actor to activist, citing mentors like Samuel L. Jackson and her mother's influence. She recounts a trip to South Africa to build wells, which the hosts interpret as a "test run" for communist-leaning social engineering projects.
Samuel L. Jackson's past comments regarding the casting of British actors in American stories like Get Out and Selma are reviewed. Jackson initially questioned if a British upbringing allows an actor to fully understand the specific nuances of the American black experience. He later clarified his comments, expressing respect for UK actors while noting the unique opportunities they find in the United States.
