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Welcome to Advisory Opinions. I'm Sarah Isger. That's David French. We are going to break down that

argument about whether states may ban transgender participation in women's sports, as well as

three decisions coming out of the Supreme Court. No, none of them are tariffs. But you know what?

They're fun and interesting. And we're going to break them down for you, as well as whether Lindsay Halligan is

correctly using the title U.S. attorney. One judge appointed by Donald Trump thinks no,

but we'll see about that. And we're going to revisit Minnesota some issues that maybe we didn't get to last time.

Like, wait, was he allowed to get her out of the car in the first place?

Was that a valid stop?

As well as should we have gun-toting judges across the country and a quote that I gave to the Wall Street Journal about why Trump can't find

an attorney general. You can't always get an attorney general you want. But if you try sometimes,

you just might get an attorney general you need or something. I don't know.

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