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Welcome to the advisory opinions podcast. This is David French with Sarah Isger and we're going to cover we're not going to have as many things that we're going to cover today, but they're going to be consequential.

So we're going to talk a little bit about what's happening in Washington.

Some of the law and surrounding the events that are happening in Wisconsin.

What we don't know and need to know, for example, about the Jacob Blake shooting and some of the loss surrounding the vigilantism we've watched unfold over the last couple of nights, including some legal complications around the shooting that occurred last year.

We're going to talk about that.

We're also going to go take a walk down memory lane, a legal memory that might become pretty darn relevant really soon.

We're also going to talk about tick tock and then we're going to end up with an interesting question that Sarah asked during the dispatch pod that bears further conversation in this, the premier, the premier pod in the dispatch network.

Sarah, so you've been monitoring what's been going on in Wisconsin.

You've watched all of the relevant videos that are out there, including the really rough.

They're all really rough video.

Just tough to see the Jacob Blake shooting the video of the shootings last night.

What are your initial thoughts?

We've talked about the politics of this in the dispatch pod that will be coming out before this podcast comes out.

What were some of your thoughts as you've seen this unfold?

Per usual, these videos are incredibly hard to watch and it's upsetting to say per usual, but that's what's happening.

David, you know this because you have children and you have a wonderful wife, but there are certain things that happen postpartum to your brain chemistry as a woman that are just different.

For me, it's been some anxiety related to my little baby that especially as I get tired during the day, my anxiety increases and I know that it's not always rational, but I have to just say like knowing that his kids are in the back of that car as you watch the video.

For me was even more difficult than I think it would have been a year ago and I was watching the video and I was a little tired and so like that.

It's just very, very hard to know that there were children in the back of that car and that that was their father that they were watching set aside the law, you know, just as a human.

And then you have the video from Wisconsin last night.

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