Welcome to the second advisory opinions podcast. This is David French with Sarah Isger.

And I'm pleased to report this time I am not recording from the inside of a gymnasian-sized

bathroom. Or at least that's what it sounded like when I listened back to the recording

last time. This time I'm actually recording from the dispatch Franklin Tennessee offices

in B.A. room Sarah. You should see it. It's got a life-size poster of Magic Johnson

battling Larry Bird for rebound. It's got a fabric-

Impressive, but showing your age. Yeah.

Well, yeah, showing my age. Sorry. And it also has a huge picture of Kobe. Look, I'm

multi-generational. I've got Larry and Magic. I've got Kobe. I would have a chemo-lyjuan.

You would have, oh yeah, that's... I'm of the a chemo-lyjuan generation.

But are we both Gen X just on different ends of Gen X? No, I am the oldest millennial.

Oh, okay. I think I'm bordering on like the oldest generation X. Also, even if I weren't,

I would totally deny ever being part of Gen X. So like, I judge it actually.

That's so unfair. Although my generation did kill... It's pretty bad that you'd rather

be a millennial. My generation in fairness did kill the greatest

form of music ever to hit the pop culture scene, which was the hair band era. Oh, God, yeah.

Yeah, yeah. We killed it with grunge, which is just a tragedy.

I don't know. I had the Eddie Vetter, like Pearl Jam, that little like knife necklace he had in

Junior High. I was like flannel. I was like so alternative, you know? That's outstanding.

Well, we're not going to talk about grunge today. We're going to talk about several things,

lots on the plate. So we had a Brexit result. I'm not a Brexit, a British election result, which was

kind of like confirming Brexit yesterday. We've had more time to think about the Inspector General

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