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Welcome back to Hashtag Sisters in Law. I'm Kimberly Atkins, Boston Globe Opinion

Colonis, and recovering attorney. The Sisters and I have so much to talk about this week,

with me as usual are...

I'm Joe Weinbanks, the former Watergate prosecutor and author of The Watergate Girl.

I'm Bard McQuade, I'm a professor at the University of Michigan Law School and a former

federal prosecutor. And I'm Joyce Bantz, also a law professor bit at the University of Alabama

Law School and the former United States Attorney for the Northern District of Alabama during

the Obama administration. And we are Hashtag Sisters in Law. So, Sisters, Phyllisin about

what you've been doing since we talked last last week. Bard, how about you?

Well, I've been watching an awful lot of impeachment on television in between teaching. I've

watched as much of it as I can. And you know, one thing I find that's different from being

a lawyer in the courtroom and watching trials. You know, when you're listening to your

opposing counsel argue, maybe you're jotting down notes points that you want to respond

to. Instead, I've been live tweeting. So, sometimes things are ending at exclamation points because

I can't yell it out at my TV. But watching a lot of that and shaking my head, a fair amount.

What about you Joyce? So, I teach a seminar in the spring on democratic

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