The Grievances Podcast

Advisory Opinions

The Dispatch

News, Politics, Government

4.8 • 3.6K Ratings

🗓️ 26 September 2023

⏱️ 72 minutes

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The David and David show closes out with a First Amendment send-off. They discuss: -A fifth circuit case involving racist accusations and the well-known Journal of Schenkerian Studies -Book People versus Texas Laws Written in Crayon -A student organization’s fight for drag queens on campus -Balancing freedom of speech and explicit content Show Notes: -Yascha Mounk for The Atlantic: Stop Firing the Innocent -Federal Circuit order suspending Judge Newman -David Lat's Original Jurisdiction news roundup Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Welcome to Advisory Opinions. I'm David French with David Lat and David. This is a momentous
0:27.7	recording. This is your last time as sort of official guest host. Like, if I'm like the guest host,
0:37.9	I don't know. It's all complicated because I'm frequent guest, right? And you're frequent guest
0:44.0	host. So this is your last time as frequent guest host, but certainly, certainly not your last
0:50.3	time on this podcast. It's been a joy. It's been a pleasure. Yeah. I've really had a great time and
0:55.0	I'm really grateful to you and Sarah for the opportunity to appear on the podcast and connect
1:00.1	with the wonderful AO listenership. And I am always game for coming back. So don't forget me.
1:05.7	Oh, we definitely will not. And although I have to say that I do have a little bit of just a tiny
1:12.4	dash of bitterness because similarly with Sarah, whenever I run into AO fans out in the world,
1:21.5	they will always say, I absolutely love Advisory Opinions. Sarah is the best.
1:29.2	So then I've had this phenomenon where I love Advisory Opinions and David is just great.
1:37.7	Wait, what am I, a potted plant? But I have had so many people come up to me and tell me how much
1:45.1	they have enjoyed your presence on the podcast and that you've just been a real pleasure to listen
1:51.1	to. And I couldn't agree more. I've listened to I do quality control. I go back and I listen to
1:55.9	podcasts and it's been, you know, it's just been great having you and we really appreciate it.
2:01.8	Yeah. Again, my pleasure, my pleasure. I was very nervous. I have to confess because
2:05.8	Sarah leaves big shoes to fill, but I guess I've survived. Well, hopefully nothing I say today will
2:11.2	betray terrible ignorance or get me canceled. So we're in the home stretch.
2:15.4	Let's wait on the survival declaration. You know, we've got about 55 to 65 more minutes.
2:21.9	Well, this is going to be a First Amendment podcast. There have been just an array of First Amendment
2:30.0	decisions on hot button issues, everything from academic freedom to online speech, to drag queens,
2:38.2	to book, censorship and regulation, my goodness. Okay. So here's what we're going to talk about.
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