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your favorite source of unbiased news and legal analysis. Welcome back to unbiased politics.

Today is Thursday, January 15th.

Let's talk about some news.

First, as a quick heads up, there will be no episode on Monday because of the holiday.

However, you can always subscribe to my substack to stay informed.

I have been posting some more articles there, which will soon be

behind a paywall, but for now it's free. And so the link to subscribe to the substack is in the

episode description of this episode. It's in the episode description of every episode. So,

very easy to find. All right, let's start with today's news. On Monday, we talked about the two transgender athlete cases that were heard at the Supreme Court on Tuesday. And I essentially prepped you ahead of oral arguments and told you what those cases were about and what arguments we could expect to hear from both sides. So if you want the full rundown of each of those cases, just be sure

to tune in to Monday's episode. Today, what I want to do is fill you in on the justices,

questions, concerns, and reactions during those Tuesday arguments. That way we can talk about

some potential rulings come the summertime when those decisions, you know, are ultimately released.

So just as a quick refresher, both of these cases are about whether state laws that limit

participation in women's and girls sports to biological women and girls violate the equal

protection clause of the Constitution and or Title IX of the

Education Amendments. So one of the two cases focuses primarily on the equal protection clause.

The other focuses primarily on Title IX, which is a federal law. The general consensus

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