Today we started really strong with everybody in, and now there are lines open.

So if you would like to call me and get a marginal question answered with marginal legal advice,

the number is 8005201534, and you're going to get in pretty quickly.

8005201534.

A lot of times, I'll go an hour and a half, two hours with a full board.

Right now, yeah, I've got a few lines open.

8005201534.

And also, I want to point something out.

Occasionally, and maybe we're there if I answer the next few phone calls and no one

calls in, is where we go to the default. And the default is very tough for all of us. This is a caller-driven

show. Now, Monday through Friday, you know, I don't care about callers because I don't do callers.

Saturday, it's the only thing I can do is take callers because that's what the show is about.

And if there are not enough phone calls, Jacob, would you let people know what our default is?

For segments at a time, people's heads have exploded listening to this.

Okay, I just want to let you know, 8005201534.

This is Handel on the Law,

marginal legal advice where I tell you you have absolutely no case.

When it comes to education,

the issue of affirmative action has been part and parcel of our admissions, our college programs.

Well, actually, since the early 70s, I remember in law school, talking about a case,

Baki versus the regents of the University of California, a white guy, who was turned down to get into medical school because there was an African American who was given the slot, even though the African American had lower credentials per the university.

University had, you need this credentials, this GPA, et cetera, and the African-American

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