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Welcome to the Advisory Opinions Podcast. I'm David French with Sir Isger. And this is

going to be a fun podcast. All right. Well, the main purpose of it, we'll see if it actually

ends up being the bulk of it. But the main purpose of it is to preview the Harvard oral

argument coming on Monday, the Harvard UNC cases coming up and affirmative action cases

for the quick description. And we'll dive into those. We're going to dive in. But first,

but first, who would have thought, Sarah, that lots and lots of advisory opinions listeners

play chess and play chess at a, at a pretty high level and know a lot about high level

chess. David, who could have imagined? We have a new record on emails and comments. But

this record is unique also, not just to your number volume length, bigger, bigger,

bigger negativity, radiating negativity. This, this rivals and even exceeds the notorious

Bellnap gate. It exceeds far exceeds. And I call David yesterday and was like, David,

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