Thomas Sipp

And I really, really believe in it.

Yeah, and I was finally able to talk to my mother after resigning.

And she's back in Japan with the rest of my family.

And I told her I quit.

And she's like, do you have another job?

And I was like, no, mom, you don't understand.

This is in the news.

And she sort of didn't process it at first.

And then she started to cry.

And she asked me to come back to Japan.

And I said, no, I can't.

And I won't.

I just don't think that's true.

These law firms are agreeing to these deals when they know that there's no legal basis for any threatened executive order.

And by capitulating, they're aiding, you know, this existential threat against the profession, the independence of the judiciary, and our democracy and everyone who depends on it.

Yes.

In short.

Yes.

confident because of what so many people strangers you know reaching out to me have said to me which is that they're also scared everyone is scared but if everyone could you know stand up and speak up about this then we can turn this back I think we can save it still but are you a little bit worried that you're making the wrong bet

Well, of course I'm worried, I guess.