Welcome to advisory opinions. I'm Sarah Izger. That's David French. We're going to talk

about disqualification on the ballot under the 14th Amendment Section 3. We've also got

a big abortion with a press stone case out of the 5th Circuit and some little updates on the

Hunter Biden plea deal story and removal to federal court. I know everyone's so into 1442

removal. I just I feel so badly making you wait for that one. But yep, we're going to start with

that 14th Amendment discussion that we promised a week ago. I did reach out to professors,

Bode and Paulson. They basically said they want to let their peace speak for itself. It's a lot

of speaking because it's 126 pages. But we will put it in the show notes for you all to read it.

And luckily, I think that David has one position on it. I have another. But we reached out to

professor Michael McConnell who had published his thoughts on the piece. So he'll join us in a

few minutes. Just warning, his internet was not awesome. He is in Utah. So the conversation

is maybe not the like he did back and forth that you're used to. But I think it was really helpful

to have him on and sort of elucidate the alternative to the Bode Paulson piece on some parts of this

and frankly to the David French piece on some parts of this. So David, overall, and we'll get into

some of the details here. The point of this piece and now there's this is launched a thousand

ships. Yes. Everyone else is weighing in on this as well, which is weird because we actually

there's already been in court cases, Marjorie Taylor Green, Madison Cawthorn. They've actually

been some others as well. But regardless, we're having a moment again on the 14th Amendment. The idea

that Donald Trump this time can be kept off the ballot because he engaged in or gave aid in comfort

to the events either on January 6th or leading up to January 6th. I just want your big picture

take. Where are you falling on all of this? What do you find are the strongest arguments and what are

the weakest arguments? Yeah. So that's a really good question, Sarah. So I'm going to go from weakest

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