About this episode
Derrick is away this episode so we brought in someone with actual relevant experience for a change! (Note: that was Geoff's comment. Of course.) Alison Gill has nearly 2 decades of experience in federal legislative and policy matters. Currently the Director of Nominations and Democracy at the National Women’s Law Center, she spends her days opposing biased and unqualified judicial nominees and advocating court reform. (Full disclosure: Her last job was as Geoff's boss)
This episode we remember the late, great Rob Reiner by discussing his 1995 film, The American President. Mike, Geoff, and Alison discuss what it takes to get legislation through Congress and whether the crime bill and environmental protection bill highlighted in the movie could survive in the courts today.
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