In this episode of How Our Constitution Works and Why It Doesn't, hosts William Cooper and Edward Larson sit down with Zachary Shemtob, executive editor of SCOTUSblog, for a deep dive into the historical origins, modern perceptions, and institutional limits of the Supreme Court. The discussion traces the evolution of the Court’s role from the Founders' original expectations to its current position, exploring why public approval has hit record lows and addressing popular narratives surrounding the Court's perceived politicization. Shemtob breaks down the current ideological dynamics among the justices—characterizing it as a "3-3-2-1" court—while analyzing the expansion of executive power, the strict enforcement of legal standing, and the debate surrounding judicial term limits.
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