Oh, no associate this firm has ever failed the bar exam.

No kidding.

I just know that you were going to kick that bar's butt out of here you know you know You come in here with a skull full of mush, you leave thinking like a lawyer.

My staff has flunked the bar exam six times.

You graduated from law school six years ago.

What have you been doing since?

Studying for the bar. The bar.

Hello and welcome to opening arguments.

This is T3BE.

28 in a moment Heather will be on to give us the answer to question 27 and of course I'll announce the winners we got some good winners this week

lots of participation super cool and then we'll get question 28 going and then we'll do those usual shoutouts for new

patrons and for Hall of Famer so that's the agenda after this break which you can

avoid by going to patreon.com slash law we'll be right to it. All right, so before I throw to Heather, we kind of skipped over what the question was pretty quickly,

so I want to just read it because it's short that way we're all on the same page so

last week's question was Congress passes a law regulating the wholesale and retail

prices of quote every purchase of an automobile in the United States and quote

the strongest argument in support of the constitutionality of such a statute is that,

A, taken as a whole the domestic purchases and sales of such products,

affect interstate commerce, B, the United States Constitution expressly authorizes Congress

to pass laws for the general welfare. C. Congress has the authority to regulate the

prices of products purchased and sold because commerce includes buying and selling.

And D, Congress has the right to regulate interstate transportation and the

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