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The judicial power of the United States shall be vested in one Supreme Court.

Unless there is any more question, be able to find an argument in this case.

All persons having business before the Honorable, the Supreme Court of the United States are admonished to give their attention.

Welcome to Divided Argument, an unscheduled, unpredictable,

Supreme Court podcast. I'm Will Bode. And I'm Dan Epps. Well, I'm surprised you didn't note that we

are the number one podcast in the fiercely competitive government category on the Apple podcast store.

Is that right? How did we get there? I don't know.

We have people that wanted to listen over the weekend.

Yeah.

So I think we will not retain that spot for very long, but I'm enjoying it while it lasts.

You can tell that Apple does not have much respect for the government category because it lists them all and then it's government at the very end.

But nonetheless, it's our own little corner so

i'm excited about it how to roll out uh we're trying to get some few episodes out quickly just to give

people some content and we've already got some a lot of folks listening one of whom emailed us so

adam liptak wrote us to say something interesting he, following up on our shadow docket discussion,

he said, one more reason Dunn v. Ray, which is the case involving the Muslim prisoner who wanted

the spiritual advisor with him during his execution, one more reason Dunn versus Ray didn't get the

attention and care it deserved. It was issued the same night as the stay ruling in June medical,

where the chief joined the liberals to block a Louisiana abortion law foreshadowing his eventual merits vote.

Dunn was issued at 9.09 p.m. and June medical at 929 p.m. I have to think the court was focused on the abortion case that night, which I thought was a great observation, something that either didn't know or knew and had forgotten.

And that makes, it's not really either even an excuse or a justification for the court,

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