Sometimes the eliteos give us a little bit too much content.

It's overwhelming.

And I also feel like we don't have Kate here because we're already so excited, Leah.

I feel if Kate were here she'd be like settle down

ditches but we're like no let's fucking go like we're just doing it exactly exactly and

if I say something wrong you know whose fault it was Martha Ann a leader. Yeah. Exactly.

Mr Chief Justice is pleased for it. It's an old joke, but when I argued man,

argues against two beautiful ladies like this, they're going to have the last word.

She spoke not elegantly, but with unmistakable clarity. She said, I ask no favor for my sex.

All I ask of our brethren is that they take their feet off our necks. Hello and welcome back to Strict scrutiny your podcast about the Supreme Court and

the legal culture that surrounds it including Including the little Light Trezen, or at least

support for Light Trezen that surrounds it.

We are your hosts for today.

I'm Melissa Murray.

And I'm Leah Littman, and here is what we have in store for you today. We are going to start with some news about friend of the pod, Sam Alito, because it turns out Sam Alito resides in a house that displayed an inverted flag that had come to symbolize

Stop the Steel on the eve of Joe Biden's inauguration. Hence the light treason

references that will be peppered throughout the show or you know a little bit of

treason as they say. But don't worry it's not going to be all a little

all of the time we're not going to go into the upside down as it were we're

also going to cover scotis's opinion in the big

consumer protection case, the challenge to the funding structure of the CFPB. The court upheld

the CFPB's funding structure over a dissent by who else friend of the pod Sam Alito and we plan to discuss whether Sam Alito's dissent in that case is more or less

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