People on street comment on Pres. Franklin Roosevelt's attempt to add justices to the Supreme Court

The transcript discusses the role of Supreme Court justices and the influence of public opinion on judicial decisions. It highlights the debate over whether the president's election is a mandate to alter the Supreme Court for political gain. Roosevelt's speech is referenced, expressing belief in the adequacy of the current court but acknowledging that adding more members could improve its function.

What is the main argument against Supreme Court justices aligning with a single person's beliefs?

• It enhances the court's efficiency.

• It supports the president's policies.

• It reflects the people's views.

• It undermines the judicial system.

What does the election of a president not authorize them to do regarding the Supreme Court?

• Influence court decisions.

• Change the court's structure for personal gain.

• Appoint new justices.

• Implement new laws.

According to the transcript, what was Roosevelt's belief about adding more members to the Supreme Court?

• It would serve his personal interests.

• It would improve the court's performance.

• It would make the court less effective.

• It would complicate the judicial process.