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The following is a pre-recorded program. Another one out of California, and this one is, boy,

it hits me personally or did hit me personally. And that is the

state bar, right? Taking the exam to be licensed as the lawyers is trying to dig itself. Now,

this is the state bar, is trying to dig itself out of this financial hole by revamping the bar

exam and allowing it to be taken remotely rather

than in these huge auditoriums like I took the bar and I took it at Long Beach Arena. This is a lot of

years ago. And I don't know. There were 1,800, 2,000 people in tables on the floor and proctors were

walking up and down and you wrote the bar.

There was another room where you could type the bar.

And in my room, it was, I was doing it handwritten, which a lot of people do, because I've still

never been able to type.

And it was a god-awful mess in the sense that it was very, very difficult.

I told students when I graduated law school

and I would go to colleges on behalf of my law school

and prospective lawyers, law school applicants would say,

Bill, is the bar as hard as they say it is?

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