Good afternoon. There are 49 days until the November 2022 midterm elections. That's seven weeks until.

Oh, until Brian, the election that is going to decide whether or not Americans want America to remain.

Some semblance of a democracy.

Yeah, thank you so much.

I'm so sick of saying this. Hi, Dean, but there's so much going on. I'm not entirely sure where to start, but there are two actually good news things I want to start with.

One's going to have to wait for reasons that will become obvious.

The other one is that yesterday after.

Hello, Dalia. I was just saying before we start and get into the kind of ours that are both.

There are a couple of good things that I wanted to to mention. And one is that thanks in large part to the unceasing work of Robbie a childry.

Anon say I had what sorry a non say had was released after wow 23 years of injustice.

And his conviction was vacated. And we can only hope that the prosecutors will spend the same kind of effort in what seems like a railroading of an innocent man to finding justice for.

And so, hey, manly, you know, that's that's what needs to happen next.

So congratulations to everybody on an ounce.

And so, I think that's the kind of team and especially again to rob you. I mean what.

And on the other hand, the how easy it is for other people to escape it, but we'll get there in a second.

The other good news is that today is the day. The phenomenal book.

Ladies, justice written by our friend and fellow nerd Avenger, dolly, Lithwick is out in the world. Happy publication day. I hope that's.

Well, actually, I hope it's not champion because it looks orange and that would be disturbing and it's only 12 o'clock, but it's publication day. So if you want champagne, go for it. Congratulations.

How is it going?

Yeah, I mean, we should do a chapter of rob you right like another.

Yeah, you know, to the extent that this is a book about dog and women lawyers, just your book could be have as many volumes as you encyclopedia Britannica for those of you young ones out there.

We used to have these things called encyclopedias and they were many, many volumes that covered, you know, the knowledge of all of human kind.

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