Just a little note before we get started, we recorded the podcast before a jury in New York handed down

an 83 million dollar verdict against Donald Trump in the E. Jean Carroll defamation case, 65 million of which is for punitive

damages. Clearly this jury wanted to send a strong message to Donald Trump, but that came down after we wrapped up our recording,

but everything else we said still remains as fresh as the morning do. Welcome back to hashtag Sisters-In-law with Joine Banks, Barb McQuaid and me Kimberly

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Now on to the show, it's a big one. We will be discussing the latest on Trump's legal woes.

We'll also be talking about Texas's defiance of the US Supreme Court when it comes to

border barriers.

And political discord will be taking on the topics

of squatting and deepfakes in political discourse.

But before we get to all that, you guys, you know, I saw on threads the other day,

you know how you sort of have the answer back thing.

They ask you to post something and one of them is like post five jobs that you've had and

I was looking through people's jobs that they've had and I was thinking about the

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