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Anthony Kennedy

Season 2025 Episode 42 | 26m 46s

Anthony Kennedy discusses his decades on the Supreme Court and the legacy of his landmark decisions. He assesses challenges facing the court in Trump’s second term, including incivility among the justices, and warns of threats to American democracy.

Aired: 10/16/25
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