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You ready? I was born ready. Welcome to Advisory opinions. It's Sarah Isker, it's David French and we're going to do the oral argument. We're going to do the oral argument. We're going to do the Ninth Circuit on Bonk. We're going to do a to law school or not to law school from a listener.

And it's going to be a great episode.

All right David, first, you know what, you're the one who said this to me that it's not being error-free, but it is rather owning up to one's errors that gives this podcast credibility.

That being said, I'm about to issue three corrections, which is embarrassing and I don't know. I've just been really beating myself up over it. So here we go. Here are the three

corrections. One, the main, this is probably the most embarrassing, the main Secretary of State actually did state her evidentiary standard.

She said that she was deciding it by a preponderance of the evidence, but she was getting that standard from the main Administrative

Procedures Act. standard from the main administrative procedures act and okay so I had said that she

had not stated her standard she had that is embarrassing second correction I had said that the Supreme Court had granted cert in the Colorado

Republican Party version of the Colorado case.

They had in fact granted cert in the Trump version of the Colorado case. I feel a little less bad on that one because there'd been a lot of confusion, but it's still wildly embarrassing because I could have just scrolled up and checked.

The third scrolling error is that we said that Newsom concurred with himself in the opinion we talked about last episode.

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