Ready?

I was born ready.

Welcome to advisory opinions.

I'm Sarah Isker and that's David French and for today's episodes, you'll hear audience in commotion.

That's because David and I are at the Alaska Federal Bar Association, where it is a balmy

55 degrees this morning and we thought you'd like to listen in.

That's coming up on advisory opinions.

That is a fantastic solicited reception. Yes. We appreciate it very much. I will say that,

you know, I was getting ready to flyer, and I was telling some of my colleagues I was going to

Anchorage, and they say, you're going for the big meeting. And I said, yes, the Alaska Bar Association meeting is a very big meeting.

So we're very happy to be here.

And what a remarkable coincidence that we scheduled this eight to ten months ago.

I mean, a long time ago and on the very eve of a pretty crucial world event.

So I don't know about y'all, but I'm going to be

looking out the window for Russia Force One when it arrives, and Air Force One. And we had a discussion.

What do they call the Russian president's airplane? And I think we settled around the Death Star.

But it was, we don't know that quite, so maybe one of you can tell us later.

But we're not going to be talking about that today.

I also learned, much to my chagrin, that Alaska is three times the size of Texas at low tide.

So as a Texan who is here before you all, I will never mention that

again. We are going to have a fun show. This will come in three parts. We'll do some news of the

day in the first part dealing with the National Guard in Washington, D.C., the ongoing tariff kerfuffle, and a interesting Sixth Circuit

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