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All right, so we'll go ahead and get into this.

We're going to do an in-depth thing tomorrow with a duel because it's like the lead story

in the news and it wasn't on our temple, obviously, because it came down today, but we would

be doing a disservice to our audience.

It was a disservice to myself if I didn't get to an opportunity to point at Todd Rokita

like Nelson months on the Simpsons and go, ha, ha, ha.

So the Indian of Supreme Court, it is, so lawyers, everybody's got to laugh when I say this.

Lawyers in the state of Indiana are technically held to a higher standard than regular people.

I know chuckle here, right?

Everybody, yeah, right.

And as a result, they sort of have their own little governing body.

Now it's not a criminal court.

It's not a civil court in the sense of like they're not issuing, you know, multi-million

dollar fines in most cases, but they do monitor your ability to have a law license.

And if you engage in behavior that is, I'm just making up terminology here, I'm trying

to simplify a very complex thing.

If you engage in behavior that's unbecoming of what you are supposed to be as a lawyer,

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