Hi there. It's the middle of the week as I'm recording this. It's April 16th, the day after the 15th, which is when you're supposed to pay your taxes. Did you do that? I did it. It wasn't fun. I'm so grateful to have you here, and I wouldn't be able to pay my taxes without you. So thank you to everybody who subscribes to the show with a paid subscription.

That's how I paid my taxes.

So really grateful to you.

Yesterday, listener named Claire sent me a message that said the show is indispensable

and listens to it every day.

Very much appreciated Claire and everybody else who

sends those kind of messages. It gives me purpose, gives me a reason to get up in the morning

and to work on the show all day long. And I am so happy that you appreciate it, put a lot into

it. I've got Eric Siegel joining me today.

Good friend of mine.

Great friend of mine.

Great friend to the show for as long as anybody else has been a friend of the show.

Constitutional Law Scholar at Georgia State University.

We had a really interesting and informative conversation.

I asked them pretty great questions today.

I got to say because there's so much to talk about in terms of the courts,

the Supreme Court, and what they are doing to push back or not.

And I thought it was a really good one.

So if you want to listen to that, you want to fast forward, as we used to say,

jump to it.

My conversation with professor

seagull begins at 41 minutes on today's episode but every day here on the program the podcast

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