You ready?

I was born ready.

Welcome back to advisory opinions. I'm Sarah is girl. That's David French and we're back at home David. It was a wonderful weekend. I had a great time seeing you in person.

We got stuff to cover man.

Yeah, well, but I would that live podcast was a ton of fun. We had a great turnout.

Great chapter federalist society chapter that that was a ton of fun.

I like we gave short shrift to the fertile octogenarian the precocious toddler my rule against perpetuities didn't get the full airing that I wanted it to get.

But don't worry, I think we'll look into circle back at some point.

And in fact, today we'll do a little personal jurisdiction, which is kind of fun toward the end.

And we had a good question from the listener sort of related to the Donald Trump thing, but frankly it was just a fun hypothetical.

And what better to follow the rule against perpetuities than minimal contacts and purposeful available.

All right, so we're going to start with a Supreme Court argument that was about the first amendment, but it was also about immigration.

Then we'll do some Tennessee drag, which I think sounds like a great dance, like the Virginia real, the Tennessee drag, but it's not about that.

Then we'll do the Fox motion for summary judgment order that came out in all of its very lengthy glory.

Finally, there's a goat, there's a goat at the center of this whole thing and it is a bit of a goat rodeo.

We got so many emails and tweets and DMs to cover this case.

So we are going to talk about the goat. I get it.

People are very worried. The goat's already dead. So that's spoiler alert.

Oh, that's well, you just ruined the whole podcast.

I had high hopes for the goat.

Nope, it ends terribly for the goat. It's a real tragedy.

Well, you know, long time listers know I have extended myself to save goats in the pat or a single goat.

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