David French

And when I want a story of moral courage in American law,

You know, you can go fiction to kill a mockingbird, but you don't need fiction.

You've got reality with the lawyers of the civil rights movement.

And so I think it's their story.

And again, we're not even there.

We're not there.

We're not in the kind of danger that they were, right?

And so when there's less danger, can the legal profession show at least as much courage?

And I think the answer to that question may set the future course of the country.

I can immediately navigate to something that matches what I'm feeling.

Doing the mini, doing the wordle.

This app is essential.

Tired already.

Jamel?

I'm feeling as good as one can feel given the circumstances, which I'll let people figure out what that means.

That's right.

Yes, next Tuesday, the 20th, in Los Angeles, we'll be having an event.

It'll be me, our boss, Katie Kingsbury, and Ross Douthat, our colleague, talking about the first year of the Trump administration and what it means and what it portends and all those things.

Yes, a feel-good event.

Lots of, I don't know, laughing and chortles and laughing.