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I'm Ebony Kay Williams, your attorney at Law and Host.

Welcome to Holdin' Court, where we analyze the very latest legal headlines everybody's already talking about.

We dig into how the courts impact the culture.

We break it all down for you and we go straight from gavel to your news feed.

And I promise you this, y'all, every single week, we gonna keep it a buck, keep it one hundred, right, Desta Ross?

That's right, Ebony. Let's go ahead and hold court.

Let's do it.

Desta and Ross, my darling, how was your weekend? I will tell you about mine, but I want you to go first.

You know what, I had a good weekend, good vibes, lots and lots of visitors.

There were a couple big events that took place in New York this weekend.

So I was not at them, but there are lots of people in town for those events.

So I got to see a lot of old friends this weekend and rekindle, so it was good.

So let me ask you, somebody peeped me to this game a couple years ago for people like yourself who are extremely popular and people wanna see.

No, but for real, this person told me what you do instead of trying to rip and run everywhere and see everybody.

You just post up and you pretty much hold off social office hours.

That's exactly what you do.

Is that what you do?

That's exactly what you do. You just pick a spot.

For example, this weekend, we started at Renaissance, beautiful black-owned restaurant up in Harlem.

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