ABOUT THIS EPISODE
America lost an icon on Friday, so we called our friend Ann Duncan to help us process the news. We talked about why Ruth Bader Ginsburg meant so much to so many, about what her legacy might be, and about what’s likely to happen now that she’s gone.
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