Yo, yo, yo, thought warriors.

What is up?

High learning is on.

It is I, Van Lathen Jr.

And it's me, Rachel Lindlin.

We have a fantastic guest for you guys later on.

We told you we'd bring you some constitutional knowledge on what's going on down there in Texas with the Justice Department,

suing the state of Texas. I'd like to shout out our book or Allison for finding an expert witness, an expert guest, Caroline Mollakorbitt,

who's going to join us a little bit later on and tell us just the beginnings, the Genesis of this entire thing.

What is happening? How fast it'll happen and what we can do.

That guy is talking about law stuff, me and Rachel.

You're talking about torts, tort reform.

Van apparently is an expert. I didn't know this. That was my specialty, premise liability.

I'm not an expert, but I know a little bit about, I know a little bit about torts because my brother, Jabreau, went to law school and he was very into law.

When they, you understand for it, and then we got on the Gmail thread with all of his, his lawyer, his lawyer. I call them lawyers.

Why were you on the Gmail thread with them?

Because it was easy. I liked this because like we all the Gmail thread was just about like different shit, but I liked trying to stop them.

And I liked because there's nothing more, they kick each other in the nuts intellectually for fun.

They're so argumentative. They write things in the, they write, we can, doesn't matter what we're talking about.

Even if we're talking about like Kobe versus Jordan, their argument always comes out in this irrelatable legal ease in the way that they,

and I would just come in and with like some old school folksy wisdom and just lay waste, but it was just very fun because all we did was argue all day long, but they talked about torts sometimes.

Sometimes it would devolve into law stuff.

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