This is not 99% invisible. I'm Roman Mars.

Over five years ago, I started doing another podcast about constitutional law. Trump had

started serving his term and Twitter and various places where above with people discussing

the constitutionality of everything he did. Obscure sections like the emoluments clause

were being discussed for the first time in my lifetime anyway. So I asked a neighbor

of mine who is a law school professor and very funny on Twitter, a name is Elizabeth

Cho, to teach me constitutional law using Trump tweets and various things happening in

the news. We call the show, what Trump can teach us about Khan Law. So after Trump left

office, we decided to keep the show going and I'm so glad we did. There has been so much

going on in the Supreme Court that I only understand because of Elizabeth. Of course, we had

to change the name. I suggested so many titles. What today can teach us about Khan Law,

what the news can teach us about Khan Law. Elizabeth rejected all of them. She called them

all boring and the only one that she liked was Swan real suggestion. What Roman Mars can

learn about Khan Law. Since Elizabeth is the brains of the operation, that's the one

we went with. Sorry, we're August the staff of 99PI takes a couple weeks off so that

we can adjust our schedules to fit in vacations and rather than a repeat or nothing, I wanted

to present to you the latest episode of what Roman Mars can learn about Khan Law. I love

99PI and it'll always be the most important job I have. But talking to Elizabeth and sharing

her brilliant analysis with the world is the kind of public service entertaining journalism

that got me into this business in the first place. It is so vital to me and critical to

the world. So I hope you listen and subscribe and enjoy.

So we are talking on Tuesday July 26th at about 1215 PM and what is our subject for this

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