Hello everyone, Reb here. Before this episode begins, I wanted to let you guys know that three ad spots

filled in this episode are going to be used to spotlight small businesses and mutual aid efforts

in Minneapolis that benefit their community of protesters, immigrants, and activists. So if you have a

moment when those ads begin, stick around for the entirety,

visit those websites, donate if you can. If you can't donate, follow their pages, check out their

websites, look into volunteering if you do live in Minneapolis, or if you have extra food or

clothing or other items laying around that appear on the list that some of these businesses

and mutual aid efforts have included on their websites to say, hey, we need more of this, you know,

to support the families that are impacted by detentions, deportations, et cetera.

You know, think about contributing.

I understand.

Money can be tight.

But I want everyone to be aware of these organizations and when the time

comes, they need our help. So thank you so much. Enjoy this episode. Hello everyone and welcome

back to the rebuttal podcast where we break down case law, comedy, and chaos in the legal field.

Today is going to be a case that required me to break out a whiteboard. And more

specifically, I broke my whiteboard, my little portable one, cute. So I improvised as as we do,

as these great legal minds do. I took an old piece of glass from a picture frame that also broke and I taped a paper,

white paper, poster paper, to the back of it. And we have a whiteboard. Follow me for more many

conscious tips. The reason why I need a whiteboard for this episode is not because I just want

all of you to see my lovely

stick figure drawings. It's because I personally cannot get this case straight in my mind

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