Deflated and underwhelmed, Sarah, those are the exact words of a commenter on scotus

blog live on the live blog this morning when the much anticipated opinion day turned into

a bit of a fizzle, a bit of a fizzle one case, an immigration related case, how many immigration

cases can there be in one term?

Sarah.

The answer is clearly a lot and there's more to come actually.

But look, listeners, if you feel deflated, disappointed, angry, just imagine what it's

going to feel like.

We have a limited number of days left.

So all that's happening is that we're packing better and better cases into single days

to come.

You will be feasting on fizzle and fish and bison and all sorts of all the meats will

come in a single meal and it will be delicious.

So delayed gratification.

It's the marshmallow test, David.

Supreme court marshmallow test.

This is like when you know you're going to have a really great meal and you decide I'm

not having the afternoon snack.

That's right.

Yes.

Yeah.

But okay, so we're going to talk about the one case very briefly that was decided, but

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