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Episode 72, how do we talk to our kids about justice? Advice from author and legal expert, Prit Bharara.

It's hard to ignore, and it's kind of hard for parents watching the images this month coming out of Ukraine.

And so Lisa, I can't imagine a better guest joining us today.

He's got a very timely book.

We're joined by Preet Bharara, who is the author of a new children's book called Justice Is,

a guide for young truth seekers, and also podcast host of Stay Tun, where he breaks down legal topics in the news.

Prit was actually featured on the cover of Time magazine as one of the most hundred most influential people in the world.

He's a former U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York where Preeth, in that capacity,

oversaw cases relating to financial fraud, public corruption, gang violence, and terrorism.

I mean, Preet has taken down big sharks on Wall Street for corruption, terrorists, which makes

him the perfect guess to tell us how to deal with our toddlers and teens.

Dad of three!

If we could designate children to be domestic terrorist organizations, I think that would

make parenting a lot easier.

I think the Congress is behind.

We need to get the legislative branch to step up.

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