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Welcome. Welcome to advisory opinions.

I'm Sarah Isger.

That's David French.

First off, we got to talk a little bit more about Childs.

This was the conversion therapy case that was argued at the court last week.

You guys sent in some brilliant questions,

and I felt like, I guess, we didn't do a good enough job explaining some of this, so we're

going to try again to answer some of your very, very smart, thoughtful questions that we got

from listeners across the spectrum. Also, the Tish James indictment. Is it vindictive prosecution or is it exactly what she did to Donald Trump?

And we've got three denials from the Supreme Court and some opinions from the justices on those case denials that we'll need to talk about.

Finally, how the heck have I been mispronouncing this precedent

for this whole podcast, like six years worth of podcasting, and I'm still mispronouncing it

despite all sorts of efforts. Once again, Sarah can't pronounce the name of that CFPB Humphreys

executor, unitary executive case. I will try once more on advisory opinions.

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