Matthew Kacsmaryk

And so just the endless tactics that corporate lobbies in particular use, uh, and the ways that courts have become extraordinarily accommodating of all sorts of tricks with standing and venue, um, I think is, is an area that we need serious reform if we are gonna get to a government that can actually pursue economic policies that serve working people.

Just as we should all know less about Supreme Court Justices and Brett Kavanaugh, we should also not even know who someone like Matthew Kacsmaryk or Reed O'Connor is, uh, those district judges in Texas who were oftentimes overseeing, uh, some of the challenges to the last administration.

Um, so Lina, I'll follow up with you in a second, but Lev, um, I know you were interested in talking about why in addition to potentially limiting the Supreme Court's authority over constitutional questions, there are also major issues that arise when the Supreme Court is interpreting statutes.

Um, so could you talk a little bit about why that is a potential area of Supreme Court reform as well?

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Or, you know, J- Judge, Judge Kacsmaryk, right?

Yeah.

Absolutely.