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So, Will, we have yet another live show.

We've done a few more of these recently than we tend to do.

This one is back at a friendly location for me.

We're at my home institution, Wash U Law, and we are here for admitted student days. So we have in the audience a number of prospective students, and my job is to convince them to come here and not to a place like the University of Chicago.

So we'll see at the end, maybe we should take a poll and see whether we've persuaded people of that by the end.

And I should also mention this podcast is in partnership with SCOTUS blog.

This is, I think, just our second episode since that partnership

began. And so hopefully we have some new listeners coming from the SCOTUS blog side.

For my part, I brought stickers and magnets that people should feel free to come up and grab at the end of the show. Take them home, put them on your fridge. i will say bringing them was a little bit of a

more of a travail than i expected i spent maybe 25 minutes getting through security over half of

which was spent on the magnets uh the guy pulled my bag aside and was like what do you have in here sir

uh and when i told them they were magnets for a podcast, he just seemed even more suspicious.

So I don't know.

And I'm surprised because you actually usually do things to cause more trouble when you're flying around because you have a sweatshirt that says get rid of qualified immunity.

Yeah.

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