I'm Alice and I'm Brett and this is the prosecutor's legal proof.

And this is the prosecutor's legal proof. And Oh, Welcome back to the prosecutor's legal briefs. I'm your host Alice and I'm joined as always by my speechifying co-host Brett.

Oh Alice, you and your puns.

They're never ending.

They're never ending. Never get tired of them.

So here's the thing.

Speechifying I know is not like, not exactly like the greatest connotation and I don't mean it in a

negative way but the core word in it directly relates to something we're talking

about today.

First Amendment free speech.

And I just wanted people to make the jump logically quickly.

You know, instead of having to be like,

loquacious.

What does that have to do with speech?

You just have so little faith in our audience, I guess,

is what you're saying.

It's not faith.

I just really like the ties across the board.

Words are fun. Words are great. Words are great. Words are great. Words good. And the legal briefs like this is boom boom boom boom. You know go go go. So there's no time for for thinking about how We only have 30 minutes to, I mean 30 minutes is like when we go get coffee,

Brett, you and I, we're like we want to go get a quick coffee and like two and a half hours

later we're like, oh, it's been two and a half hours later we're like oh it's been two and a half hours so 30

minutes is literally like a drop in the bucket and the fact that we try while we talk

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