You ready?

I was born ready.

Welcome to advisory opinions. I'm your host Sarah.

This is your join by David Fremsch and what a lineup we have today.

We've got some corrections because we like to start with our own errors and faults

as humans but also on this podcast.

Then we will do a little Yale anonymous speech, a debate that David Lat asked us to have.

We're going to do it.

And some follow up thoughts, feelings on the Rahini case that we talked about last time.

And then both sides of the legal political aisle, ideological aisle,

listed their worst Supreme Court cases.

And boy, there wasn't a lot of overlap.

And then finally, all those AI chatbots out there, they don't,

they're not going to replace this podcast anytime soon.

That's the, that's the bluff.

So we'll, we'll talk about that a little bit and thanks to SCOTUS BLOG for doing some of the heavy lifting on that.

David, you ready?

I am ready, Sarah. And should we begin by me falling on my sword?

I would love nothing more.

Okay, so I have two things, one in actual correction and one just an embarrassing omission.

So the actual correction is as a number of listeners sent me,

the correction pronunciation of the district attorney for Fulton County, Georgia

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