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Welcome back to hashtag Sisters in Law. With Bard McQuade, Joyce Vance, Kimberly

Atkins' store, and me, Jill Wine Banks. Hope you've all seen us in our amazing Sisters

in Law merch. It's time to order. Go to politicon.com slash merch, where you can get yourself a

Sisters in Law t-shirt, hoodie, and so many other items. Today, we'll be discussing the events

of January 6th, one year on, the vaccination mandate argument that was taken up at SCOTUS

this week, and the verdict against Elizabeth Holmes of Theranos. And as always, we look

forward to answering your questions at the end of the show. That's always one of our favorite

parts. But before we start our more serious conversations, I want to say congratulations

to Kimberly. She won Room Raiders Best Room of the Year, and I can see why if you just

check her out. So, Kimberly, what do you say?

Yeah, it was such a treat, a very unexpected one. You know, during the pandemic, all four

of us, certainly have been learning how to do TV from our homes. And I've done that now.

I'm on my second home in the pandemic, since I got married and moved in with my husband.

And now we have combined in my space, which is in the basement of our house, and uses mostly

my furniture, but some of his stuff. That's your basement. That's the basement.

That's the biggest room. It's your family. It is the basement. The best room in my house

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