Owen

And it's like, well, you don't seem to know very basic facts about things.

But the questions being asked were just basic things like, how much did you spend in this year on this thing?

Or what's the total population of your state?

How many of those are kids?

So it definitely embarrassed him, I think, to say he didn't even really know how many kids were in his state.

He was nervous.

He was very nervous.

So, you know, she was basically making the point, just if you didn't watch it, that, you know, they spent like something like $1 million on autism in 2017 and some like massively bigger number a few years later.

And it didn't make any sense.

And so I don't know.

I just I enjoyed the whiteboard lesson.

It made me think a little bit of Scott where he brings out his whiteboard.

Yeah.

All right.

Well, I'm going to go back to immigration.

I have a couple of stories, actually.

One is that we had a big win in Supreme Court.

They ruled that Trump well, that that immigration judges basically have the say over whether someone's deported and you can't just go to a regular judge and have them overrule what the asylum judge said.

So interestingly, it was unanimous.

the opinion was written by Katonji Brown Jackson.