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Welcome to the advisory opinions podcast. This is David French with Sarah Izker. We've got a super packed pod today.

We're going to talk about Joe Biden. We're going to talk about broker conventions. We're going to talk about Don McGahn and why the DC Circuit seemed, well at least one judge on the DC Circuit seemed terrified of waiting into a legal dispute.

We're going to talk about Elizabeth Warren and the consumer financial protection bureau and a Supreme Court oral argument.

And we're going to wind it up with a little discussion of Katie Hill. And we're all going to do that in less than an hour.

It's a lot.

It's a lot. It's a lot. So let's get started with the obligatory. Please subscribe to this podcast. Please become a member of the dispatch the dispatch.com.

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Well, David, wait. I have two updates from our previous pod.

Oh, good. Okay.

I saw Liz Merle yesterday. She came over to do laundry, actually.

And she has her argument this week. I thought it was a great pod. Two items. One.

We said that heller stat was five four. Justice Scalia had already died. So it was actually five three.

So just a quick, you know, sorry for that. Two, if you are curious about her shoes, as I know, you are David.

Well, it's all I've been thinking about.

The shoe situation was resolved. She brought them over to the house. They are gorgeous and a perfect compromise.

I mean, they're, they're black, lower heel with red, like front nice pieces on the toe. So it's like exactly perfect.

That's what I was thinking she should go with. Yeah.

Except that can she put in Sharpie Joe Burrows number like on the back of the shoe.

She's not going to do that. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, well, that's that's unfortunate.

But they've got the red bottom, the Louboutins. So if you are going to the court to hear this argument this week, check out the shoes.

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