I'm ready.

I was born ready.

Welcome to advisory opinions. I'm Sarah Isger, that's David French and I will give the latest report from the battlefield at Gettysburg after my return from legal Eagles 2023.

And we'll talk about the verdict in the Trump case and the indictment against George Santos and who knows what we'll touch on in between or maybe it'll just be a little bit of a, you know, shorter tighter pod. Let's find out, David.

Let's do it. Let's find out.

I'm so eager to hear about legal Eagles and I'm so distraught that I was not able to go. So please fill us in.

David, it was incredible. Let me start by thanking some folks.

Thank you to judge Norris and his wife Carol for allowing me to join legal Eagles 2023.

I am so beyond grateful. I don't even know how to express my gratitude towards them and grace a wonderful lawyer who is helping them out there as well.

Thank you to judge Raidler for allowing me to join the Raidler Raiders and his Locklirks in their car and for including me so generously and everything that they did.

Thank you to judges. Well, Chief Judge Sutton and judges McKee Bush, the par and Sargis for, I don't know, allowing me to hang with the cool kids.

Amazing. All of the Locklirks and their chambers who again were just so, so kind and generous to me at all times.

Thank you to Wayne Mott, the president and CEO of the Gettysburg Foundation who talked to us at dinner and was just so informative and incredible highly entertaining.

And the folks at the Gettysburg Visitor Center, if you have not visited the Gettysburg Visitor Center to see that cyclorama, you, you don't know what you're missing.

I didn't know what a cyclorama was so we can just start with that. So anyway, I felt so welcomed and it was an incredible group 38 people.

I will have a separate legal Eagles package episode for folks down the road, but give me a little bit of time to put together all of the wonderful audio and interviews and cool stuff that I got while I was out there.

But I'll give you just my perspective, which is that it was amazing, David, you have no concept, whatever your expectations are of what three days walking Gettysburg is this wildly exceeds it.

We walked pickets charge and, and then I mean, in like what had to be another highlight, there were eight cars, 38 people on this trip walkie talkies, can you tell us what you're missing?

Walkie talkies keeping us in touch as we drove around to various sites with judge Norris narrating what we were driving by and then we'd have pop outs, which are different than X traditions out of the cars.

I mean, everything was just so amazingly planned. We had a battlefield companion that was a spiral bound notepad that he had done for all of us.

Pictures of everything. So we do pickets charge all 38 of us, but then the drivers need to do pickets retreat to head back to the cars to drive the cars back.

And it turns out all of the drivers were basically the article three judges.

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