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Welcome back to hashtag Sisters in Law with Joe Weinbanks, Barb McQuade, Kimberly Atkins Store and Me Joyce Vance.

Today we'll be discussing the shooting at an LGBTQ nightclub in Colorado Springs, subsequent shootings and the impact of hate speech.

New information about the Supreme Court and pay-to-play access to the justices and developments and investigations into the former president.

And as always, we look forward to answering your questions at the end of the show.

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But before we dig into this week's news, I have a question for my sisters. I love Thanksgiving.

I think it's this low pressure holiday, no gifts, no presents, really good food and family.

And I'm always intrigued by the question of, do you follow old traditions or do you make up new ones?

This year, we returned to an old tradition in our house. It used to be our tradition, the Wednesday night before Thanksgiving, to invite friends and neighbors over for a glass of the Bozuleh newvo before they went back and did their cooking and their preparation.

And then we had our fourth child and our lives sort of fell apart because he was the high maintenance baby of all time.

I like to blame him for that. It really wasn't his fault.

But so we didn't for 20 years engage in that tradition. And this year we bought some of the newvo Bozuleh when it was released, had a bunch of friends and neighbors over, had a great time.

And it was lovely to restore that old tradition.

So how about you guys barb old traditions or new ones?

Well, I don't even know what newvo Bozuleh is. So I guess I'm very pass A. It's the Bozuleh newvo.

I have no power for what like I don't have high entaste, but one year somebody introduced it to us. It's released every year the Thursday before Thanksgiving. So it's fun to have.

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