And So, I don't know let's just let's just start from the top because it's all otherwise

yeah otherwise people are gonna be like why her bangs dry now? Oh, I mean.

You're going to be confused.

You're going to be like, it's going to be like those like movie reveals

where like on Reddit people are going to be like,

like where it's like, he was holding his fork in the right hand and then they

switch and then the fork was like in his left hand like where people like go deep on like

goodwill hunting or something.

I don't think we have that dedicated of an audience.

Yet, yet.

But, well, so today...

One day when you will.

Well, we're, okay, so today, so today we're joined again by the wonderful Rebecca Nagel, who is a Cherokee journalist.

We're going to be discussing, I think this is your third time on the show, we're going to be discussing, this is your third time on the show, we're going to be discussing the recent Supreme Court decision that came down in the Castro-Huerta decision.

So welcome to the show Rebecca.

Thanks so much for having me back.

I'm excited for this conversation.

So let's talk about Oklahoma v Castro Huerta, which is, which was just decided two days ago.

Two days ago at the time of recording I don't know when this was.

Yeah, it was decided on Wednesday.

But essentially this court or this case is in response to the Maggert decision that came down in July of 2020.

And I was wondering if you could just give us a brief overview of this decision and how it relates to Magirt.

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