Welcome to the commentary magazine Daily Podcast.

Today is Thursday January 27th, 2022. I'm John Pudhor. It's the editor of

Commentary Magazine with me as always executive editor,

Ape Renold Hai-Ape.

Hai John.

Senior writer Christine Rosemite Christine.

Hai John.

Associate editor Noah Rothman Hai-Noah Hai-Jah.

And joining us today, legal scholar, AEI person fellow assistant professor of law and the director of the Seaboyden Grace Center for the study of the administrative state at the

Antanan Scalia Law School at George Mason University. That's many. That's the Seaboyden Grace.

Antanan Scalia, George Mason and his name is Adam White. Adam.

Thank you for being here representing Seaboyden Grace, Antanan Scalia and George Mason.

Not to mention AEI.

Hai-Jah.

Oh, and he's been he was at the Hoover Institution, he was at the Manhattan Institute soon there will not be a single institution in America of which he is not a fellow.

So as somebody who has created who is the sort of platonic ideal of being a fellow.

Let me just ask you, given your expertise on legal matters and your close study of the Supreme Court, Stephen Breyer retired yesterday or announced his retirement yesterday by somebody kicking him in the ass downstairs before he was ready to make the announcement himself.

What do you what's your what's your like one sentence take? Let me with this one.

Breyer is one of the court 28 years.

I'm a lay person in this regard.

But as he written a single opinion that will endure.

In other words, like 100 years and people will say, well, that was the Breyer, you know, as the Breyer opinion and Pascuoxi versus Idaho.

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