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Today, the Supreme Court hears a case on religious liberty. The Biden administration launches

an investigation into Elon Musk's neural link and Boston Children's Hospital reportedly

received another threat over its gender-affirming care. We've got all of that and more coming

up and it all starts right now.

Welcome to The News and Why Matters. I am Sarah Gonzalez, and I am joined today by the

one and only Pat Gray. The legendary, I should say, Pat Gray, of course, hopes from Pat Gray

unleashed what you can find. Not only on BLEAS2B, but also wherever you get your podcast.

Make sure to subscribe, also joined by BLEAS2B contributor Yaku Williams, host of the bottom

line, which you also should be subscribed to. I'm just saying. We are also joined today

by it's not his first time on the program, but it is his first time in the studio. We've

got Chris Elston, who is, of course, a child advocate exposing gender ideology. You may

know him on Twitter as Billboard Chris. We're glad that you're here.

Thank you for having me. I was just saying behind the scenes, I'm like, I feel bad because

I always call you Billboard Chris and you actually, as it turns out, have a name. But that's

how everyone knows you, Billboard Chris. I want to first get into the Supreme Court right

now. The Supreme Court is hearing a case called 303 Creative versus Alainus, which is,

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