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Welcome to Advisory Opinions. I'm Sarah Izger at That's David French.

And fun episode today.

We have the double barreled cases on can elected officials block people from their social media channels.

It's not about Donald Trump, but it could be this is your two school board officials out in California.

Your city manager in Michigan.

They all were sick of being criticized on their social media pages and they blocked some constituents, some residents.

Can they do it? Did it implicate the First Amendment?

We'll find out next headline for the New York Times Donald Trump Donald Trump's allies at least have feelings about what kind of lawyers he should hire in his next administration.

They're feeling their oaths. They're liking the polling and they don't like their former lawyers, which includes me, of course, which is fine.

And last up comments on our conversation about tiktok last time we're going to fight back.

We're going to clear some things up. It's probably our fault, but nevertheless.

We have thoughts and feelings to expand upon banning tiktok in the United States.

All that more on advisory opinions. Oh, and plus David in his obsession with New York peppermint patties.

It's not kids candy. Find out more.

Okay, so David, let's start with the Supreme Court oral arguments.

Boy was it long. Boy did it feel like at the end of the day.

This was three and a half hours about something so small.

I was going to say like never before has so much been said about so little, but that's not true because like welcome to faculty meetings.

But nevertheless, it was close to that.

So we'll start with the facts.

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