Welcome to the Advisory Opinions Podcast. This is David French with Sarah Isker and Sarah,

I have two personal updates before we start, okay? So, one is I'm very excited today and

I'm very excited because for the first time in two years, since, well pre-pandemic,

all of the guys, the core group of guys I've served with and I rack are all coming to my house

and we're getting together for a long weekend reunion and I'm so excited. It has been a very

long time since I've seen those guys. We try to zoom regularly so this is a good day.

And number two, I'm going to Nancy and I think, unless they leave it all on the cutting

room floor, floor are going to be featured in an NPR podcast called This Is Love. I kid you not.

I kid you not. It's about the, it's about, do you remember Nancy wrote a story in The Washington

Post a couple of years ago about a rather unusual mix-up in phone numbers? Yes.

So, I'm not going to tell you what that twist was, but it's a very crazy historical and funny story.

And when that podcast comes up, I'll be sure to share it with listeners. So, yeah, on my

Bingo card in life, Sarah, you know what I did not have? Being on an NPR podcast called This Is Love.

But this is love, David. And this podcast is about the love of law.

The love of the law. Why, why, why did we name it something like for the love of the law?

We didn't spend nearly enough time on naming this podcast. We spent some time. There were other

options other than advisory opinions, but not long enough.

This advisory opinions is a great name, though. That's, that was your, that was your suggestion,

wasn't it? It might have been. Yeah, I think so. So, we've got on advisory opinions,

a lot of stuff going on. We've got number one Supreme Court update. Number two, we're going to talk

about this really extraordinary pro-publica story about some terrible things that have happened in

Rutherford County, Tennessee, the county immediately east of mine. And then we're going to talk

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