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I was born ready.

Welcome to the advisory opinions podcast. This is David French with Siritt is

her and we've got lots to talk about today and it's going to barely include the

first amendment case that just came out of the Supreme Court not 30 minutes ago. We're

recording this on Monday morning and the Supreme Court just decided Harold Shirtliff

versus City of Boston and you may have remembered listeners us talking about this before this

is the case involving whether or not it was viewpoint discrimination, unconstitutional

viewpoint discrimination to not fly a Christian flag outside of Boston City Hall.

So that case just came out. We're going to talk about it a little bit. We're going to

table most of the discussion for Thursday. So we'll dip our toe in that water. We're going

to talk more extensively about the remain in Mexico oral argument, the migrant protection

protocol oral argument from several days ago. Sarah wants to revisit the coach Kennedy

case. She says she has a hypo for me and I'm intrigued. Then we have some craziness

out of the circuits. Well, not craziness. Interesting stuff out of the circuits. And then

Sarah is going to bring a on the ground report from the White House Correspondents Association

dinner better known as nerd prom. I think that's enough. Don't you Sarah?

It's a lot.

It's a ton. It's a ton. All right. Let's just start briefly with the Boston case. Now

in this case, as you may remember, the facts here are pretty simple. I'll just kind of

read a bit from the syllabus of the case. And it begins just outside the entrance to

Boston City Hall on city hall plaza, stand three flag poles. Boston flies the American flag

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