Good morning, Brudalee Show, I'm Neil Fryman, and I'm Toby Howell.

On today's pod, a historic climate ruling for Gen Zers in Montana,

and we're going to make you regret not studying machine learning in college.

Then I break down what girl math is for Neil in today's Toby trend,

plus Illinois just pass a law that will help funny toddler's cash in on the internet cloud they earn their parents.

It's Tuesday, August 15th. Let's ride!

Before we get into our bread and butter business news,

a lot went down in Atlanta last night that we should let you know about.

Just down the street from where Beyonce was playing her show,

former President Trump, and 18 others,

were indicted for their efforts to overturn his loss in the 2020 presidential election in Georgia.

Among other charges, they were accused of violating the state's racketeering law,

also known as Rico,

which has historically been used to take down mob bosses and gang leaders,

so the DA in this county alleges that they were effectively running a criminal enterprise

to mess with democracy and ensure Trump won the state,

even though he didn't have enough votes.

According to the indictment, which was 98 pages long,

and I did not read it all before this show,

their efforts to overturn the election include Trump calling Georgia's Secretary of State

to find him enough votes to win,

harassing a state election worker just trying to do their job,

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