You are listening to the Jordan is my lawyer podcast. This is your host, Jordan, and I give you the legal analysis you've been waiting for.

Here's the deal. I don't care about your political views, but I do ask that you listen to the facts,

have an open mind, and think for yourselves. Deal? Oh, and one last thing? I'm not actually a lawyer.

Welcome back to the Jordan is my lawyer podcast. I'm so happy to be here with you guys.

As always, happy Monday. I hope you guys had a great weekend and have an even better

week ahead as you know Mondays are our weekly recap days where we recap the past week's current affairs and the law in an

unbiased impartial fact-based manner so you can form your own opinions about

what's going on in the world without any outside noise. We have four hot

topics to discuss today. So first we'll cover Thursdays hearing regarding

unsealing the Marilago search affidavit. Then we'll move on to the 650 million dollar judgment

just entered against Walgreens, CVS, and Walmart for their contribution to the

opioid epidemic in Ohio.

Then we'll talk about the CDC announcing an agency overhaul as a result of some less than satisfactory reviews following the COVID-19 pandemic. And lastly, we'll discuss the

parentless teenager in Florida that was just denied the ability to get an abortion

by a Florida appellate court and why the appellate court decided that way. You guys have a lot to learn in this

episode. These are actually my favorite types of episodes. They're the episodes that I know you'll

walk away with more knowledge of the law than when you started listening,

which is always a good thing. So let's get right into it. Last week we talked about the search at Maralago and went through the unsealed search warrant and property receipt.

Since then though, the media and news organizations and even former President Trump himself have called to unseal the search affidavit.

The search affidavit is different than the search warrant and the property receipt.

The search affidavit is a document used to get the search warrant in the first place.

So that's the document where the probable cause is laid out,

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