Welcome back to hashtag sisters-in-law with Jill Wine Banks, Joyce Fance, Barb McQuaid, and me,

Kimberly Atkins store. We have a lot to talk about we don't stop just because it's summertime. So today we're going to talk

about efforts to bring ethics to the Supreme Court, the trial of Senator Bob Menendez

wrapping up, and we'll take a look at part of Project 2025. We're going to start

doing that regularly on this podcast looking at all the things that would happen if it actually goes into effect in this week.

We're going to look at how it would change some criminal prosecutions in major cities.

But first, before we get to that, I'm very excited that the sisters-in-law will be getting together in person again

This time on September 20th for an evening with the sisters-in-law at the 92nd Street.

Why?

I know that's your old stomping ground, Jill.

They used to live in the neighborhood.

How excited are you?

I am so thrilled when I took guitar lessons there while I was in law school

I never thought I'd be a speaker at the 92nd Street Y. It's a really great audience. It's very exciting. I hope my

law school classmates will show up and that Joyce's family, which is large and

wonderful, that they will be there. it'll be a wonderful event.

Jill will you be playing the guitar?

Well it's sort of like my tennis lessons.

I was told to quit, Yeah. I was not successful. All right, fair enough. We'll take

your illegal analysis. You know, you guys, are we going to make a point of

getting a corn beef and pastrami as long as we're up in that neck down?

I'm down. Yeah, I'm definitely down.

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