This is an I-Heart podcast.

Guaranteed Human.

Who doesn't want to turn into a radio show that does a deep dive on Humphrey's executor?

Which is just a great phrase or a great name for a legal case.

Humphreys executor.

It all gets down to whether or not a president of the United States can fire certain people that are in the executive branch.

In theory, as the head of the executive branch, you'd think he could fire anybody in the executive branch.

But you can't because of Humphreys executor.

Anyway, we're going to talk about that a little bit because the Supreme Court's looking at it right now.

And it could have major

implications with Anastasia Bowden, who joins us on the Armstrong and Getty Show.

She's a senior attorney equality and opportunity for the Pacific Legal Foundation. We've talked to her

before. We're headed into June where the Supreme Court releases a lot of their decisions.

This is supposed to be the most exciting time.

It's the time we're all waiting for.

There's only 35 cases left.

It's the biggest cases of the term, the spiciest ones.

Everyone was signed on today to see what the court would do,

which opinions they were going to release.

And what do they do?

They released two opinions on federal preemption and arbitration. The facts are so

boring. I feel bad even mentioning the topic. It's horrid. That's fantastic. First of all,

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