Welcome back to Hashtag Sisters-in-law. I'm Kimberly Atkins-Store. This week we'll

be talking about the big news that the Trump administration's DOJ obtained data from

members of Congress, their staffers, and their families, Attorney General Merrick Garland

laying out a new approach on voting rights, and Weather Garland is doing enough to restore

the DOJ's credibility. And as always, we'll be answering some of your questions at the

end of the show. But first, I want to chat with you guys. I know we have a lot of big pieces

of news that we're going to discuss in the podcast, but because so much happens, there's

a lot of news that we can't always get to in the podcast. So I just want to sort of throw

something that I saw this week that we won't get a chance to talk more deeply about unfortunately.

And that's the fact that Kim Kardashian has apparently again failed the baby bar. Now,

what is the baby bar? You may ask. I know I asked that the first time I heard this in reference

to Kim Kardashian. I took the bar exam in Massachusetts and New York many years ago, and I went

to law school and never heard of the existence of a baby bar. Turns out, for people who do

not go to law school often because like Ms. Kardashian, they do not have an undergraduate

degree, which is required for most accredited law schools. There is sort of an apprenticeship

program in California where they can kind of work under the wing of enacting attorney,

sort of take some different classes after the first year of this alternative study. You

take this exam, which sounds like it's meant to tell people, hey, maybe this is for you

or maybe it's not. Like, there's your chance after the first year. You don't have to keep

going for several more years in this. But twice now Ms. Kardashian has taken the baby

bar and failed that news broke this week and I feel very bad for her. I know the main

bar exam was pretty hard. I don't know what the baby bar is like, but my condolences.

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