Hello from Austin and welcome to episode 231 of the National Security Law podcast. We're brought to you by the Strauss Center at the University of Texas.

It's Tuesday morning January 23rd, 2023,

and it's not your imagination.

We've at least temporarily regained our status

as a weekly show.

I'm Bobby Chesney.

I'm Steve Locke.

I think it's January 24th.

Is it?

You got too excited about it being...

You know, I wrote my little intro last night.

That's all good.

But, yes yes it is

still you know i was trying to make it uh once every six days kind of show that's not happening

hey oh back-to-back weeks unbelievable this will never happen again of course we know we're

counting our our eggs for the hatch we haven't posted this yet we're just recording it

who knows what might happen there's many a mini a slip between cup and lip. And the technical difficulties could

still ensue. That's true. That rhymed. I'd almost say that could be a show title,

but that's a pretty weak show title, I guess. We can do better. We can certainly do better because

we have some fun things to talk about. Well, fun's the wrong word. We have what as as it's typical, we have plenty of disturbing things to talk about, but it is fun to wrestle with them and to kick the tires on them. We're going to talk about, Steve, you know, I started to say it's not every day. You get a seditious conspiracy conviction because it's not every day it's like every two

months right but these days it's like every other week yeah at least every other month we get them

so we have more seditious conspiracy convictions arising out of the January 6th siege of the cap of

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