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During the commercial break, I got good news. I want to congratulate my wife, Laura, who passed the bar exam.

So we're talking about legal related issues. We met in 2001 at Vanderbilt Law School.

She left, finished the first year, left, had three kids, decided she wanted to go back and finish the bar exam.

And so she finished law school this past May and now has passed the Tennessee bar.

So I think, again, I don't have any problem bragging on myself, but she doesn't like when I brag on her.

I think I don't think there's any moms out there. I know certainly not at the history of Vanderbilt Law School

that have ever started law school had three kids and then gone back and finished the final two years of law school and become a lawyer.

So I would say just in general, whatever hopes, dreams, aspirations you have, whether your dad or a mom,

it's never too late to go back and be able to get them done. She had to do all sorts of work to even get in.

Vanderbilt had never had a student request to do this before.

And so I'm super proud of her. I didn't even want to talk about it much on the air because I didn't want her to

be targeted because she happens to be my wife. But now she's passed the bar. She's good to go.

And I am super proud of her. So again, 20 was a math, I'm doing the math here, 22 years after she first entered law school.

She is now a graduate of Vanderbilt Law School and a licensed attorney in the state of Tennessee.

And I'm going to lose even more arguments in the Travis Household than I have been losing before because now she is a bonafide JD.

Got a VIP email from Kay. Appreciate this. Clay, first time writer, tell your wife congrats. Again,

wife passed the bar exam. The bar exam results just posted today for those who took them in the summer.

Thank you for sharing her story. I'm 53 years old and will begin my third graduate class in the last year.

She said she works full time too. I was thinking of getting my master's degree in legal studies.

Yesterday, I was considering if I should take the JD next program after hearing your wife's story.

I'm definitely going to do it now. Thank you for inspiring me. Look, I an ideal world.

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