Sep 25, 2026 · 38 min · 17 segments
In this conversation, Susan and Josh discuss her recent experience with jury duty, emphasizing the importance of civic engagement and the judicial process, before transitioning into a discussion about…
Josh NewmanHost
Susan EggmanHost
And as all of our listeners know, it's the sixth and seventh amendments to the Constitution that provide for jury trials at the state and federal level.
The six and seven amendments don't get talked about very much, but the first amendment does.
But the First Amendment, First Amendment's been in the news, right? And in the news, our president who likes- Speaking of the First Amendment.
And it was about a week ago now where in a fit of pique, he banned CNN, MSNOW, and Politico from the White House and said that there were good reasons for it.
They were writing fake news, and it just wasn't right, and they were a disgrace to the nation, and so they shouldn't be able to come into...
And he made this sort of funny Freudian slip, and he's saying, to my, oops, the people's house, right? And so that immediately went to court, Ted Boutros representing all of them.
And so as of this taping, it's mostly sorted itself out, right? It's mostly sorted itself out.
The part that, that provides me a lot of hope about maybe we can get our democracy back because that's just, that's just madman stuff, right? That's just stuff you see in a third world or, you know, that's just, that's just communism.
And didn't he feel silly out there trying to talk about his double helipad with no press?
And as all of our listeners know, it's the sixth and seventh amendments to the Constitution that provide for jury trials at the state and federal level.
The six and seven amendments don't get talked about very much, but the first amendment does.
But the First Amendment, First Amendment's been in the news, right? And in the news, our president who likes- Speaking of the First Amendment.
And it was about a week ago now where in a fit of pique, he banned CNN, MSNOW, and Politico from the White House and said that there were good reasons for it.
They were writing fake news, and it just wasn't right, and they were a disgrace to the nation, and so they shouldn't be able to come into...
And he made this sort of funny Freudian slip, and he's saying, to my, oops, the people's house, right? And so that immediately went to court, Ted Boutros representing all of them.
And so as of this taping, it's mostly sorted itself out, right? It's mostly sorted itself out.
The part that, that provides me a lot of hope about maybe we can get our democracy back because that's just, that's just madman stuff, right? That's just stuff you see in a third world or, you know, that's just, that's just communism.
And didn't he feel silly out there trying to talk about his double helipad with no press?
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