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Welcome back to Hashtag Sisters in Law, with Kimberly Atkins' store, Jill Mine Banks,

Barb McQuade, and me Joyce Vance. Before we get started, we want to give another

big thank you and a shout out to everyone who came to see us live on stage.

We had so much fun and we really appreciate your support.

Today we'll be discussing the most recent developments in the Mar-a-Lago investigation,

and as the silly season edges closer, the political season will take a first look at some

campaign finance issues, a topic we'll undoubtedly be returning to over the next year.

There's also the sudden indictment of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, who's been

under indictment for almost eight years, but who's counting. And as always, we look forward to

answering your questions at the end of the show. But before we dig in, I've got something to

ask my sisters about. Earlier this week in the National Spelling Bee, 11-year-old

Speller number 119, Sarah Fernandez from Nebraska, spelled a word I'm not sure I'm going to

pronounce it right, but she spelled the word lagulian wrong. It's a delightful word though.

It means a lawyer whose methods are petty, underhanded, or disreputable, and it spelled

L-E-G-U-L-E-I-A-N. I was not familiar with this word before I read about Sarah's mishap,

but I think it's a word I'm going to be able to put to use in the course of the next couple of months.

But it also leads me to wonder, do you guys have favorite obscure words? I sort of like the

word words for special occasions. I'm wondering if you have any to add to my collection.

Oh my goodness, I really love obscure words. It may stem from the fact that I was really good at

spelling bees. When I was in grade school, I did really well with them, and I, you know, I was

an artist. Shockingly, I was a nerd. No, you're. Yeah, I know. So one of the ones that I really love,

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