Hello and welcome back to Maine Justice.

It is Tuesday morning, May 20th.

I am Andrew Wiseman, and I'm here with Mary McCord.

Good morning, Andrew.

Hi, Mary. How are you?

I am okay. Honestly, to be honest, I'm feeling a little stressed.

We have so much to talk about.

It's all a big jumble in my head.

I went for a run to kind of sort it out, so I feel a little bit better.

But I've got notes in a notepad, which I rarely do.

I've got my screen split.

I've got another screen. I got

my phone with another screen just to try to keep myself organized. And I cannot promise I will stay

organized. I also, because there was so much news that was breaking, and we thought we were going

to, and we are going to cover sort of two things in the Supreme Court from Thursday and Friday.

And first and foremost, we're going to cover the birthright citizenship argument because I cap your organization.

I shouldn't say your organization.

The organization that you're affiliated with was obviously one of the main people behind that case.

So we're going to obviously talk about that.

And then there's another Supreme Court case.

But then, like you, there's just so much that's been happening.

And when we were just joking about titles for the show, I just realized I thought of another one.

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