Environmental Law Has 'Major Questions'

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🗓️ 18 March 2022

⏱️ 57 minutes

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On today’s podcast, David and Sarah discuss red state crime rates versus blue state crime rates, environmental law as a vehicle for rescuing the American constitutional structure, why senators make better presidential candidates than they used to, and the evolutionary psychology behind bad gamer behavior.

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0:00.0	You ready?
0:02.0	I was born ready.
0:04.0	Welcome to the advisory opinion podcast. I'm David French with Sarah Esker and
0:23.0	Hi Sarah.
0:24.0	With, with Sarah Esker.
0:25.0	We're in the same room.
0:27.0	Exactly. Right across the table.
0:29.0	This is not the normal setting. Normally we're zooming as we do this.
0:34.0	But I'm in DC and we're doing this in person. So this will be fun.
0:39.0	Will it?
0:40.0	It will. I think it will.
0:42.0	We'll let listeners judge.
0:44.0	All right. Let's start with, we're going to talk about a couple of broad topics today.
0:49.0	We're going to begin with a discussion of crime and crime rates triggered by Sarah going on a,
0:56.0	would we call it a Twitter rant?
0:59.0	You didn't, you didn't, public didn't even see the main rant because I actually also emailed the author of the
1:05.0	No story.
1:06.0	Oh, did you?
1:07.0	Oh, fantastic.
1:08.0	You think I'm not, but I am very much that old lady who like takes the time to like point out errors in the crossword puzzle.
1:14.0	Oh, that's fantastic.
1:15.0	Okay. Well, you'll have to tell us about it. So we're going to start with crime and then we're going to move to environmental law.
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