This week on CounterSpin: Former CIA director Mike Pompeo recently said with a straight face that Randi Weingarten, president of the American Federation of Teachers, was “the most dangerous person in the world.” “It’s not a close call,” he said. We hear from labor historian and UC Santa Barbara professor Nelson Lichtenstein about what’s happening at the University of California. Transcript: “‘We Need to Transform What It Means to Be an Academic Worker; the Status Quo is Untenable'”Also on the show: Some elite media are expressing concern that Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito may have leaked the Court’s Hobby Lobby ruling ahead of time to evangelicals looking to make hay from it. But as Sarah Posner put it at MSNBC.com: While figuring that out matters, it won’t necessarily address the deeper problem, that the court’s conservative majority itself “was deliberately cultivated to expand religious freedom for conservative Christians at the expense of the rights of those deemed less worthy of protection.” We talk with legal expert and author Marjorie Cohn about that. Transcript: “‘The Supreme Court is Burying Its Head in the Sand'”CORRECTION: An earlier version of this post misattributed Mike Pompeo’s quote about Randi Weingarten to Mike Pence.