It's the Brian Larry Show on WNYC. Good morning, everyone, and stay safe if you're in that weather out there.

I don't know about where you are, but where I am, it is raining hard and almost dark as

night. So be careful if you're out in this, especially if you're in a car. And good morning,

and we are in our spring membership drive. We're not going to dwell on it today, but I'm going to

repeat what Michael Hill and Tiffany Hansen were just saying for just a second, trying to reach

our goal of 10,000 donations by the

end of the drive, which means by the end of today, thank you for making yours if you haven't.

Now, we are now officially in Supreme Court decision season, right?

Today is a decision day on their calendar.

It could mean something big is about to drop

momentarily, like the presidential immunity case, another January 6th case that could apply to hundreds

of people convicted of obstruction, the Miffa-Pristone case, or something much more minor. They never say

what decision on what day, but it's usually around 10 o'clock, and we're ready just in case.

Meanwhile, did you see yet that the New York Times has discovered a second January 6th link flagged being

flown at a second home of Justice Samuel Alito? The Times says it has three photographs and the descriptions

of half a dozen neighbors that the Alito House was flying something I never heard of before

called the Pine Tree Flag or Appeal to Heaven Flag outside his New Jersey Beach House down on LBI, Long Beach Island, at the Jersey Shore.

The Times says the appeal to heaven flag was a symbol carried by some people on January 6th

and is associated with a push for a more Christian-minded government.

Of course, a certain type of Christian-minded government.

As the Times puts it, the long, obscure flag that dates from the Revolutionary War

is now a symbol of support for Donald Trump.

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