Welcome back to hashtag Sisters in Law with Joyce Fance, Kimberly Eckenstor, and

me Jill Weinbanks.

Barb McQuade is away this week with her daughter on a sporting trip, so we'll miss her and

so will you, but today we will go ahead without her talking about the new voting rights bill

being considered in Congress. We'll discuss the indictment by special counsel Durham,

who was appointed by the Trump administration to investigate the origins of the Russian inquiry,

and will explain civilian control of the military after new revelations of general millies

concerns about Trump. As always, we really look forward to tackling some of your questions at the

end of the show. But before we get to any of those conversations, it's been a week of a lot of

food and a lot of non-food for Joyce and I at least because it was young Kapoor, which means

you have to fast. So Joyce, I know you cook a lot. What kind of foods did you cook for what's

called break fast? That's breakfast in two words as a break in the fast.

You know, my husband who's not Jewish always needs the reminder that Jewish holidays go from

sundown to sundown. So you start fasting at sundown one day and you end at sundown the next.

And it gives me actually a lot of compassion for my Muslim friends who do it for far longer than we

do. Right? I'm always super impressed that they do it for an entire month when I struggle with a

day. But this was a huge week for food in our house. It's the birthday of my oldest child was this week.

And so we decided to make him special meals every night. He's grown, he's a lawyer, he's just

taken a new job that he's really excited about. So we thought let's have some fun. So I made his

favorite dinner, rack of lamb, for his actual birthday on Tuesday night. It's one of his favorite

things. It's super easy, by the way. I use the joy of cooking recipe. It's sort of a no-fail

recipe with a good green salad and some spinach and and it's a meal and got a beautiful cake from a

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