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

Wow. That's all I'm saying Sarah. Wow. We just recorded a debate on the

non-delegation doctrine that you're going to hear in just a few minutes between Nick

Bagley and Elon Wormen, Nick Bagley, University of Michigan, Elon Wormen, Arizona State University.

That was really something else. And I have to say I'm so glad we did it because I don't know

about you Sarah, but I got a lot of messages from people saying how much they enjoyed the

non-delegation discussion and our last podcast. So now we have two of the leading scholars

in the country on the issue debating. As I say in a minute, they're the Oli and Foreman

of non-delegation doctrine in its fantastic.

Yeah, and look, both of these guys have so much. So if you enjoy the debate,

check out the other stuff they've written. So I don't mention this in the debate, but Elon,

for instance, has this great book called The Second Founding and Introduction to the 14th

Amendment that has just come out. It is not a pop legal book. It's an actual legal book. It's not

a law textbook either. So if you're interested in privileges and immunities clause substantive,

due process, these guys are not just non-delegation people. So highly, I just think they're both so great,

really, really enjoy both of their legal thoughts and writings.

And so in addition to that, we're going to just briefly cover some stuff that we're actually

going to kind of put a pin in it because there's a lot of interesting stuff happening that matters

in people's lives and matters in politics. So just right off the top of the top, we've got a

couple of interesting scotus grants and scotus denials. One is, scotus has taken up the challenge

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