Welcome to the Advisory Opinions Podcast. This is going to be a good one. I'm David

French with Sarah Isger. And I have a feeling we had really contrasting weekends, Sarah,

because yeah. So what I was doing was I was hanging out with my friends from Iraq at

the Collins River in Tennessee and having just a fantastic time, you were reading the Supreme

Court Commission report. Not just reading, David, also watching the whole meeting that

was open to the public and broadcast. And just I was luxuriating in it.

It's well and I cannot wait. So here's what the podcast is going to be. We're going

to begin with Sarah leading us through a discussion of the Supreme Court Commission report,

orchestrating the discussion like a Maestro in front of a symphony. And then we're going

to move into Loudon County, Virginia and some of the most contentious conversations. Oh,

I don't know in America right now. There have been some developments both reporting and

legal in that community. So we're going to talk about all that. I'm not going to tell

you what they are yet. You're going to have to listen to the end of the podcast to hear

them. But they're they are symbolic, even though we're talking about one school district

out of many, many, many, they're very symbolic of a lot of the most contentious conversations

we're having with some very interesting legal twists. So we're going to get there. But

Sarah, do you want to know what I was doing while you were digesting the commission report?

What? So this was kind of funny. One of the guys came and he had a gift for all of us.

And we opened it up and they were Oculus 2 VR headsets. Okay. For all of us. How perfect.

Wow. Which was amazing. Like that. That's a legit gift. That's that's an outlawed

legit. But here's the funny thing. At one point, we're in this cabin and all eight of us

are together. We haven't been together. This group of eight guys, all of us literally

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