Welcome to the advisory opinions podcast. This is David French with Sarah Isker. We've got

Supreme Court cases, rulings, orders to talk about. We've got, wow, a fight at the fifth

circuit with a brawl, unusual, unusual vitriol, Sarah. Did you say brawl? Yeah. Yeah, that's

fair. So we've got a ton to cover today. But before we cover that, let's priorities are

priorities. Over the weekend, you tweeted out that you were headed to urgent care with

the brisket. And there was an outpouring of concern. And what's going on, Sarah? Everything

okay? First of all, he is fine. I feel terrible that I worried people. It was one of those

things that I'm sitting at a red light. And I'm just, you know, I'm feeling so helpless.

And I was just reflecting on the fact that like we have this podcast, you know, these law

degrees, it's experience, and it's all useless. And like I was thinking like how desperately

I wished that like my best friend was a pediatrician except my best friend from high school actually

is a pediatrician. And she was on vacation. I was still bugging her a lot. And she was the

one who said like maybe you should go to urgent care. He just had a fever that I was having

trouble getting down and you know, vomiting diarrhea, all the things that a one year old

gets. And it was Saturday night. And it's like, you know, do you really want to then go

through the whole night and urgent care closed at 10. Right. It was a judgment call.

But I feel terrible that I worried people. That was not my intention. I felt so guilty

that all these people were then worried and like sending their like spending their prayer

time on us, which then I like took a beat after like the guilt washed over me and was just

so incredibly thankful. So I am sorry that I worried people. I am incredibly grateful

for all of the prayers and outpouring. And he's doing better today. Much better.

Good. Good. Is he is he well? Is he, but he's I mean, like, no, not yet, but some of

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