Welcome to the advisory opinions podcast.

This is David French with Sarah Isker.

We're going to talk about a number of different things today.

We've got some Supreme Court updates from Sarah.

We're going to go to the mail bag.

We've had a lot of really good questions as a result of legal, current events that we've

been talking about.

And this will allow us to fill in some holes and some of the things that we've talked

about.

And also, I have appealed to the Court of Sarah Isker.

And she has granted my motion to revise and extend an answer I gave on the dispatch

podcast last week.

Last week we had Kristen Dumay on to talk about Jesus and John Wayne and talk about masculinity,

Christian masculinity, its impact on politics.

It was a great podcast, almost as good as an advisory opinions episode.

I'd encourage you to check it out.

And Sarah sprung a question on both me and Kristen at the very end of the podcast about

models of masculinity, portrayed in pop culture.

And I just fumbled the ball.

They're like, I just want to defend myself real quick.

This was a book called Jesus and John Wayne about how the evangelical movement had made

basically John Wayne and Mel Gibson's William Wallace examples of masculinity that had

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