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Unless there is any more question to be able to find an argument in this case.

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Welcome to Divided Argument, an unscheduled, unpredictable, unpredictable Supreme Court podcast.

I'm Will Bode.

And I'm Dan Abt.

So a few things to catch up on, Will.

We are back in the studio after, I believe, a successful live show at the American Law Institute, last live show

for a little while. I think I had a good time there. Got to have drinks after with super

fan of the show, Beth Wilkinson. So that was fun. Did you stick around for more of the

ALI meeting? Yeah, I was there. I was there some of the time. Did you, did you vote on anything or debate anything? There's a whole bunch of business. They have a new head. They have new members, but it happens sort of by a voice vote. So it was not very good. You didn't pick any fights. I did not pick any fights there.

Elsewhere?

Well, you know, you know me, Dan.

No, not really.

You're a man of mystery.

You both pick fights and don't pick fights, right?

You're personally non-confrontational

and friendly to everybody and impossible to rile despite my best efforts.

But then I say things that like Calais might have been right up with the text of the Voting Rights Act and everyone gets mad.

Yeah, I mean, other people get mad, but you're just a smooth stone in the river.

Pick your metaphor. Okay, so let's try to be efficient. You've got to go before terribly long, and so that imposes a constraint. I feel like we've been doing a little

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