Hey, hi, welcome to the Eric Mataxi Show. I'm the announcer Todd Wilkerson, and I'm

taking a bubble bath right now. Yeah, it's such a treat, luxuriating in this warm

water with scented candles and my favorite rock'em on and off. Oh, no, no, sorry, it's

pop off. Anyway, that's the beauty of radio. No one can see you in your nakedness. Well, I'd

like to give back to my fashion magazine. So let me introduce your host, Eric Mataxis. Is

it, is that, is that Todd's job to tell us what he's doing? I don't think so. Albin, we really

hired him to be an announcer for the show, not to kind of like make it about him. Yeah, it's

life story. And the Todd Wilkerson in the tub. That's just Todd Wilkerson. He's, listen,

we're gonna have to, we have actually news. We don't normally do news news on the show.

Or I should say we don't do it all the time, but sometimes something is huge. And the, yesterday,

the Supreme Court made a decision, a seven to decision in favor of religious liberty. At

least that's, that's how I see it. There's a baker, Jack Phillips, the masterpiece bake shop,

and he decided to pursue this to the Supreme Court because the, the government was forcing him

to, it was like shut up and bake the cake or we're gonna find you, you know, thousands and thousands

of dollars, horrible stuff. And I thought wouldn't it be great if we could get a constitutional legal

scholar to talk about this? Obviously, we don't know anybody like that. And then we realized,

yes, oh yes, we do. We do. Her name is Jenna Ellis. She's the director of public policy for the James

Dobbs and Family Institute. And yes, she's on the line right now. Jenna, welcome to the program.

Hi, Eric. Thanks so much for having me again. It's always the pleasure to be with you.

You're, you're, of course, your friend of the program. You're not a friend of mine of the program.

You know, you understand. No, but you, you're, I hope both. You're a friend of, oh, your friend of ours.

And I, I really wanted to have you on if possible to make sense of this because I think, um, I

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