It's that time.

Lock and load.

The Michael Vary Show just on the working, He came to my attention some number of years ago as sort of the foremost expert,

not just on the workings of the Supreme Court as an august body or an institution,

Article 3 of our Constitution, but on what they're likely to do and why they do it,

because they are, after all, breathing human

beings. You know, what are their prejudices and biases and ideological idiosyncrasies?

Turns out that he's a professor in Houston at the South Texas College of Law.

Professor, he's also known as OK, Mr. Smarty Pants on our show. I discovered a fellow,

I don't know if you know of him named Corey Liu, or Liu, L-I-U. All right. It's an adjunct professor at the

University of Texas School of Law and a civil litigation attorney. And he writes a lot, he's on a warpath,

and it's pretty interesting stuff.

He writes a lot about government overreach

in diversity, equity, inclusion.

And I suspect, because you're seeing this more and more,

he's one of these Asian Americans who said,

this government is basically handcuffing

Asian Americans in order to try to help blacks, and it's wrong.

And he has spoken out against it rather forcefully.

But what came to my attention was something that I asked you about yesterday,

and I'll read what he wrote, and you can explain the situation. The Fifth Circuit en banc,

in an opinion by Judge Andrew Oldham, holds that the Securities and Exchange Commission

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