And we're live. Welcome back to the loopcast. Tom, Erica, and Josh.

Welcome everyone here live in the chat. Good to see you guys. I see we have a 25th anniversary celebration. 26.

Yeah. Amazing. Congratulations. That is awesome. So yeah, go spend time there. You know, tap out, maybe listen to us later.

But we have a great show plan for you guys today. As always, we are going to be hitting a lot of topics because we've got the two-hour show now. Rest and peace, spirit airlines. I don't even know if we're going to cover that today, but just rest and peace. I took a lot of cheap flights with that airline. So up top, we had primary elections, and there was a national spotlight on my home state, the Hoosier State,

and in particular on statewide elections, state senators.

Reason being, there was a lot of resistance to the redistricting plan that President Trump put forward,

and this was a litmus test.

And I think the message has been sent as Josh sent to Slack late last night as he likes to closely watch obscure fires fires and then celebrate them. So we're going to get a lot of good primary talk. We also had some in Michigan and Ohio. I have some brief takeaways there. Second up, we have Supreme Court. So some are saying the pro-life caucus is in chaos right now. That is what I put in the title.

I think that was a direct quote, Erica Ahern.

Or maybe it's Tom McCluskey. I'm not sure. But essentially, Miffram-Priss-Done. I'm not even quoting someone, yeah. Miffra-Pristone back in the market. A lot of people confused why this is because there's a previous judge that put a stay. and now it is back.

So we have the technical details there

and a lot of the interesting

behind the scenes in fighting going on

between pro-lis, that put us stay, and now it is back. So we have the technical details there, and a lot of the

interesting behind the scenes in fighting going on between pro-lifers, the Trump administration,

what they promised, what they've not delivered on, and I guess where we go forward as a pro-life

caucus, it's going to be interesting to see. Also, we have a interesting data center conversation with Mr. Wonderful.

So Mr. Wonderful wants to build a very, very, very, very large data center project in Utah.

And there was a massive protest at, again, kind of an obscure is called MITA.

It is a commission that had to give consent.

And so a lot of interesting things there. I think a lot of grassroots energy want to cover what happened

there. Erica's done some good episodes of the deep on that. And then we have homeschooling

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