I'll tell you and where you go.

I'm trying to hear me where you go.

I'm talking about me to tell me.

I'm talking about you and me. Where are you going? Good, I guess afternoon evening, depending on, depending on Michael O'Neckle-Roe,

I guess afternoon evening, depending where you're at.

It is Saturday, December 20th, and I am joined by the fabulous all-knowing Michael Osbrook. Hey, Michael, how are you? Sorry, Michael,

just, Michael text me, hey, send me the link. And I was like, oh, my goodness.

I should have that a secret. Don't tell Bob, guys. Don't tell Bob. My daughter was like,

Mom, I need this and that. And I'm like, I'm about to go live. And then I kind of forgot that I was going live and still looking down.

But Michael and I are here to continue with the appellate brief.

And I know, Michael, you mentioned a couple things to me to pull up and look at for this.

So I don't know.

So I,

so Shea Hughes,

who's a contract public defender up in Lafayette,

put up a tweet,

giving a thumbs up to the Franks issue.

So I thought I'd look into it a little more.

And really nice case from the Seventh Circuit came up from just this past November 25th.

I will pull that up.

So guys, that we ended with actually the Franks issue.

So it's a perfect place to start.

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