This podcast episode explores the controversy surrounding Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito and the flags that were flown at his homes. The presence of provocative flags, including an upside-down American flag associated with the Stop the Steal campaign and the Capitol insurrection, raise questions about the court's perception of partisanship and the ethics of Supreme Court justices. The significance of these flags, as well as their connection to a religious group called the New Apostolic Reformation, sheds light on Justice Alito's personal beliefs and the potential impact on upcoming rulings related to the Trump presidency and the events of January 6th. The episode also delves into the debate surrounding the personal lives of Supreme Court justices and the lack of an enforcement mechanism for their ethics code. Overall, it prompts reflection on the transparency of ideological voting and the court's commitment to abandoning politics.
