Welcome back to hashtag sisters-in-law with Jill Wine Banks and me Kimberly Atkins Store.

Both Barb and Joyce are away, but they will be back next week, so don't you worry. And the new

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This is the accessory of the summer. Make sure that you get it. Now, on to the show where we will

be discussing the Supreme Court allowing the Trump administration's ban on transgender service

members to go into place.

And also some of the other, well, less than consistent legal arguments that the Trump

administration has been making in many of the challenges that are making their way up to the

course.

But before we get to that, I want to ask Jill, you know, I chatted with you, Jill, a little while last week, and you seemed a little nervous about an event you had coming up and not knowing if you were out of your element.

I assured you that you were going to, that you were going to kill it, that you were just going to nail it and knock it out of the park.

And you did, but tell us what you did, Jill.

So I was asked by Jackpack, a wonderful organization that supports great causes, to have a

conversation with Chelsea Handler.

That Chelsea Handler?

That Chelsea Handler.

A seven-time New York Times best-selling author, a comedian, a producer, an actor.

And I was like, that is so not me.

I'm a legal nerd, not a funny person.

How am I going to do this?

And they somehow convince me.

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