Is That a Mein Kampf in Your Pocket?

Advisory Opinions

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4.8 • 3.6K Ratings

🗓️ 31 January 2023

⏱️ 66 minutes

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Summary

Have you been feeling too optimistic about the state of free speech recently? Don’t worry! For AO’s 300th episode (!), Sarah and David wade through some of the latest, most migraine-inducing attempts to stomp, quell, restrict, and penalize free inquiry and expression.

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0:00.0	Just say at the moment, if there's a third, just say, I apologize if you hear any
0:04.7	thuds, I'm dragging the body while I do the podcast multitasking.
0:10.4	I'm particularly interested in the grand jury cases right now for unrelated reasons.
0:17.0	Unrelated.
0:18.0	Just don't worry about it.
0:20.0	Down for it.
0:33.8	Welcome to the 300th episode of advisory opinions.
0:37.9	I am your new host, Sarah Isker, joined by David French who has no title whatsoever on
0:45.6	this podcast.
0:46.6	I mean, we're happy he's here, but like, what are you David?
0:52.1	You know, you tell me because the tanks have rolled through the town square.
0:56.2	The coup has been completed.
0:58.0	And now like, I just am awaiting your judgment.
1:01.1	Like that's my position right now.
1:03.3	Good, good.
1:04.3	As it should be, I mean, for the 300th episode, as the prophecy foretold, here we are.
1:12.5	And all is as it should be.
1:15.4	We have as the previous host might have once said an action packed pod today.
1:22.3	We'll do a little scotus update.
1:25.2	The fifth circuit had an interesting on bonk argument that we'll discuss.
1:29.2	California's misinformation law in joined.
1:32.4	We promised you we'd update you on the Hamlin University lawsuit.
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