Welcome back to hashtag Sisters-in-law with Jill Wine Banks, Joyce Vance, and me, Barb McQuaid.

Kim is away, but she'll be back soon.

We do have some big news. The new

resistance minotote is ready for order. This item has been flying off the shells, very popular.

Mini-toes are all the rage, and what better to have than the resistance on your minototot.

You can go to Politicon.com slash merch to get yours now. Now let's get on with

the show. Today we'll be discussing DOJ's investigation of Jim Comey and John Brennan, the class action

certified by a judge in the birthright citizenship cases, and the claims of a DOJ whistleblower.

But first, Jill, we have to ask you about your experience

as the Grand Marshal of the Fourth of July parade

in Evanston, Illinois.

How did it go?

Well, it was a lot of fun.

I have gotten a lot of comments from my good friends who said,

why did I have to listen to sisters-in-law last week to find out that you were in the parade?

And I just, I failed to notify my friends so they weren't there to cheer me on.

But there were a lot of people in the crowd who are big sisters-in-law fans,

and they were very excited to see me. And I did have my mini tote with me, guys.

Oh, you're doing it all. I was doing it all. I was promoting it. It had my water because it was

really, really hot. I rode in a Model T, and the model type was called

Depot HAC, and I learned that it is the original station wagon. Depot is what they used to call

train stations, so Station Depot, and H Hack was short for the English version of a wagon

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