Hi, and welcome back to Maine Justice.

It is Monday afternoon, January 27th.

I'm Andrew Weissman, and I'm here with my co-host, Mary McCord.

Hi, Mary.

Hi, Andrew, and today I get to say, good afternoon, Mary McCord. Hi, Mary. Hi, Andrew.

And today I get to say, good afternoon, Andrew.

Nine out of ten times, I say, or more than that, 9.9 out of ten times, it's good morning.

But we are doing this a day really because one of us is unavailable tomorrow morning.

Right.

Now, a friend of mine said, hey, in light of everything that's going on, I assume you're

going to do daily podcasts.

And I was like, no.

But we are changing things up a little bit because there's so much incoming.

So we're first going to start where Mary and I are going to give a take on something

this happened in the last week that we found either shocking, surprising, or didn't get

enough attention. Then we're going to sort of turn to what we normally do, which is to cover

a little bit more in depth with a caveat. Mary and I were talking about this, which is there's so much to cover, and we want to make

sure we are hitting the key things. So we're not able to go at least today, now, today,

in as much detail and depth as we like to. So those are just sort of the building blocks of today's show,

but Mary, what's the heart of it? What are we going to talk about? So yes, so we will dig into the

birthright citizenship litigation. I think we mentioned this executive order last week. We'll talk

about what the executive order purports to do. It's already been temporarily enjoined by one court,

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