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Hey everyone, Ellie here wishing you a happy Friday. Well, it's that time of year when we all collectively play the Supreme Court

guessing game. And it's necessarily a limited information exercise on our part, our meaning everyone

but the nine justices. Here's what we always do know. We do know how many cases the Supreme

Court has yet to decide. We know what those cases are. They've all been argued at this point. We do know how many cases the Supreme Court has yet to decide. We know what those cases are.

They've all been argued at this point.

We also know at least one day in advance, sometimes a little more than one day in advance,

when the opinion days will be.

What days the Supreme Court will be issuing opinions?

What they do is they start posting them online at 10 a.m.

And then however many more there are, drop every five or 10 minutes.

Usually in an opinion day, they'll drop three, four, five, six opinions or so.

So you can sort of rough out where we're at.

As we headed into this week, there were about 20 opinions left.

A bunch of them were high stakes, not surprisingly, including one very, very high

stakes case. You know which one this is. It's the immunity case. We've talked about it before on this

podcast. But today I want to focus on a specific point that I think has sort of overwhelmed and

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