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Welcome to Talking Feds, a round table that brings together prominent former federal officials

and special guests for a dynamic discussion of the most important political and legal topics of the day.

I'm Harry Littman.

Happy birthday to the Declaration of Independence in the United States of America.

In any other year by July 4th, the justices of the United States Supreme Court would have finished

their work and hopped a plane out of DC to various summer relaxation spots.

But like so much else, the normal pattern is altered in the year of corona.

The virus resulted in the courts having a late set of arguments in May and preempted whatever summer

retreats the nine might have been planning. The court's term is still not finished,

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