Hello, fellow law nerds.

Welcome to another episode of Boom Lawyered, a Rewire News Group podcast hosted by the legal journalism team that really needs a nap, just a nice, long, restful nap.

I'm ReWire News Group's executive producer of legal content and culture, Imani Gandhi.

And I'm Jess Peeklo, ReWire News Group's executive producer of legal content and advocacy.

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breathe a little air. It's wild right now, and we could all use the reset. And the Boomleard

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and welcome to our new listeners and viewers. So we're going to start off with our segment that

we like to call, what the fuck is going on? Because that's a question we ask often. But first,

I want to make a correction for our last podcast. In our last podcast, we talked about Sam Alito

and how he yelled you lie at President Obama. That's not who yelled you lie. Do you remember

Joe Wilson, the representative of South Carolina? Yeah, he's the one who yelled you lie at Obama.

What Alito did is when Obama mentioned something about the ACA,

Alito, the camera panned to Alito, and he shook his head and he was just like not true.

So correction for that. And thank you to Scott Madden for alerting me about the error on blue sky.

We'd love to be correct here at Boom Lawyard. We don't like to get things wrong, but it happens sometimes.

And when we do, we just bring it up to the front. But I was spiraling a little bit about this. Yeah, and it's fine. You know, here's the thing about getting stuff wrong. I love to be right. And so if someone tells me that I was wrong about something, then I will be like, oh, admit it. okay, make a correction because the next time I talk about that subject, I'm going to be right.

That's how much I like being right. something, then I will be like, oh, admit it, okay, make a correction because the next time I talk

about that subject, I'm going to be right. That's how much I like being right. So don't be afraid

to say you got something wrong or there's something in your expertise and you misspoke because

it builds character and it builds loyalty among people who follow you and enjoy your content.

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