Welcome back to hashtag sisters-in-law with Barb McQuaid, Joyce fans, Jill Winebanks, and me, Kim Atkins Store.

I mean, welcome back to me. It's been so long since I've

talked to you guys. I've missed you. We missed you. Yeah, we're so glad you back, Kim.

And thank you so much for holding down the fort while I was away for a little bit. I really

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Well, it has been quite a week. So we have a lot to discuss. We can't even scratch the surface of everything that happened this week, y'all, because it has been a doozy.

But we are going to discuss a few things. One, the inability of the Department

of Justice to be able to indict Letitia James. She is Teflon Tish, and we're going to break down

why. Also, Scotis Gone Wild, the Supreme Court put what I think is a preview of the full

dagger it's about to draw a drive into the heart

of the Voting Rights Act by allowing Texas's gerrymandered district to go into effect. And should we

call the Pentagon the Department of War crimes now? We'll break down all the drama over Secretary Hegsef,

and that hit on a boat in the Caribbean. But before we get to that, you know, I saw a story

that said that California is considering requiring all lawyers to take a civility oath. It's basically an

oath not to be jerks as a practice law. Listen, I've said before, the number one reason I stopped

practicing law was because as a civil litigator, I dealt with other lawyers all day long, and lawyers I found to be really, really big.

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