Welcome to The Henry Port. This is Marianne Sullivan. Jasmine won't be with us this week. She's a bit under the weather, but she is doing great. She's fine. So not to worry. And she'll be back soon. But I am so excited that we're going to be joined once again by our regular wingman, Michael Dorf, who is, of course, a professor at Cornell Law School and is also a very prestigious constitutional law scholar.

But most importantly, is a passionate vegan and animal advocate.

And welcome back, Michael.

Thanks so much.

This is a great honor.

It's a very big shoes I'm trying to fill in for

with Jasmine, but I'll do my best. I have a lot of confidence, but I agree. It's a stretch.

It's a stretch. And happy birthday. Thank you very much. Yeah, we're recording this on my actual

birthday. By the time you're listening to it, I will be a day older or so. But yeah,

it's very exciting. Today's my birthday. Yeah. What a wonderful way listening to it, I will be a day older or so, but yeah, it's very exciting.

Today's my birthday.

Yeah.

What a wonderful way to celebrate it by coming out to the R&S podcast.

Hey, hey, no, it's a promotion.

I mean, I guess I'm now like, you know, whatever you are when you're even more than a wing for today.

I'm a little worried about that wingman designation because I noticed that now it's constantly

used to describe the relationship between Epstein and Trump.

So I don't want it to turn into an insult.

No, I get that.

I will, I didn't take it that way.

So for my birthday, of course, I have to do something. So my daughter, Amelia, who I think was on the show as like a very, very little kid. You're right. You're absolutely right. Yeah. She's a home still for break from college. She's a senior at Smith College. She's a senior? Holy moly. Yeah. But she's making me vegan Shukha.

And she baked bagels yesterday. So I'm going to have one of the bagels with that. I've already

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