Jodi Kantor

We now have a five-person team, including our editor, Adam Lipdack.

Roz Helderman is the editor.

Anne Maramel, Abby Van Sickle.

And the reason we're doing it... I didn't know Roz was there.

Oh, yeah, I will.

I definitely will.

Part of the reason...

we're doing it, Tim, is that we don't know the answer to really basic questions about the Supreme Court, right?

Like how partisan are the justices?

Like, as you just asked, how do they judge the timing in these cases?

Is there any political calculation to it?

Who's really doing the work, the clerks or the justices?

How do they age in these jobs?

What does it mean to have power for 20 or 30 years?

years at a time with basically no accountability?

What are their relationships like to one another?

There's a lot of debate about the Supreme Court now, but it's hard to have a really good debate about an institution that is so secretive.

And so we are trying to bring just some basic facts about the place to light.

Oh, that she is a much more complex figure than anybody gave her credit for.

And that kind of both the right and the left got her a little bit wrong.