Hey folks, I'm here to do a little housekeeping for you. Let you know what the schedule is because we just are coming off of a really fun, amazing live show in LA. It was, it was just an absolute blast. And I have to tell you, I don't want to rub it in, but platinum night with Andrew cooking for us was even better than I could have imagined it was so fun.

So make sure to try to make it next time and VIP was fun. It always great. Anyway, this is all to say that if you are a non patron, what you're going to be hearing today is the Q&A section of that live show. It was just about an hour in itself. And we wanted to get that out first, you know, because I think it was probably the most timely thing. You know, people had questions about the news and stuff like that. I think it'll be really good. I hope you enjoyed. I want to also say if you're a patron, we're going to go ahead and give

you access to the entire live show right now. So if you're a patron at patreon.com slash law. I hope that means you have the Patreon feed in your pod catcher. Make sure you do. And so you should be hearing this appended to the entire live show. Now that does mean we were trying to find the best way to do this. That does mean that in the future, there's going to be a few things that you've already heard because we're going to use some of the live show content for later Tuesday episodes.

But our plan is to try to mix in some bonus patron only content to sort of make up for that. So that you're you're still getting fresh new stuff each week. So that's our plan. There was so much carry and math. You were amazing. I can't wait till you all get to hear that. It was a lot of fun. Thanks to everyone who came. And I hope you enjoy this with that said for normies. Let's get on over to the Q&A and keep in mind. There's also still the patron thanks and the T3BE answer from last week. That'll be a big thank you.

And that's the end of the show for patrons. Enjoy the entire two plus hour live show. Hope you enjoy it.

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I suggest that we give him 10 years and 11 way or 11 years and 12 way. I'll tell you what I'll do. I'll take five and ten and one way.

I was like this. But I press the judge.

I was like this. My honor. You're not my honor. Why don't you like them?

You're meant to come down here and defend me against these characters. And you know what I've got on my side is the blood.

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All right. Anyone have a question for Andrew? Here we go. Somebody here. No, you're pointing.

Oh, I forget every time. Yeah. What's your question obligatory question one from trees.

This is Andrew. I asked on Twitter to share his gene school. Yes, story. Oh, yeah. Yeah. So you use someone else's question to reset. I want a real Theresa question.

I'm just kidding. Okay. What is the question? Gene Scalia? Yeah. Gene Scalia. So you gene Scalia son of the delightfully departed former Supreme Court Justice.

Anthony and Scalia works for I think he's still there. But when I encountered him, he worked for a big firm, a Covington style firm called Gibson Dunn in Crutch in downtown Washington, DC.

And Gibson Dunn represented the defendant in one of the few plaintiffs cases that I did while I was at a big firm. And this was I've told a little bit of the story before.

This is one of the worst fact pieces that I've ever had in a case. So this was a guy who was an accountant for a multinational billion dollar accounting firm.

And they transferred him to the Philippines over his objections. And he was kidnapped off the street in the Philippines, which is apparently happens to Tuesday.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Seriously. Apparently that happens a lot. And then so that's real bad. And then and then the firm decided that they were going to intervene in the hostage negotiations. Right.

The kidnappers were like sent a letter to my client's family and said, hey, we want you to pay $100,000, which looked was a lot. But he was like, yeah, right.

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