The Crime-Fraud Exception

Advisory Opinions

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🗓️ 1 April 2022

⏱️ 64 minutes

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Summary

David and Sarah dive back into the free speech controversy at Yale and parse the difference between a statement being “disappointing,” “so disappointing,” and “bonkers town disappointing.” Then they talk about whether Trump committed a crime when he demanded that Mike Pence follow John Eastman’s legal advice. They end with a bit of fragrant Supreme Court potpourri that smells slightly like bacon.

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0:00.0	You ready?
0:02.0	I was born ready.
0:04.0	Welcome to the advisory opinions podcast is David French with Sarah Isger and first the
0:24.2	question on every listener's mind.
0:26.6	How are you feeling?
0:27.8	What percentage are you back from COVID?
0:30.3	David, I am back in my podcast studio instead of in bed.
0:35.1	Progress every day, right?
0:37.3	While I still have coughing and congestion problems, so my laugh might be a little stifled
0:43.8	or funny and or Caleb's just going to bleep it out because it's awkward sounding.
0:48.2	Overall, my feeling, there's a difference between symptoms and how you actually feel.
0:53.7	I feel quite well 90% or more.
0:57.3	That's great.
0:58.3	That's fantastic.
0:59.3	It's just a sound 90% better than you did when you recorded that ad that played on the
1:05.8	dispatch podcast.
1:06.8	We're sorry, Trubil.
1:11.3	It seems like a great product.
1:12.8	I want to do it, but I was a little distracted in hearing that.
1:18.8	It was a little like the national lampoon ad of the gun to the dog's head.
1:23.2	By Trubil or else Sarah was going to suffer from COVID longer.
1:28.6	It was interesting.
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