Charlie Hagedorn

Thank you. This matters.

When there are nine.

Putting that information into open court might allow the appeals court to take notice of the additional facts?

Congratulations :)!

This is not a school, it is an immigration-court. See the sign at the top of the hallway at (0:36).

Wow, right at the wire (actually after).

Nothing yet, with five minutes to go...

Will he turn up to this afternoon's meeting? Was there an abeyance for today?

Please bring Hatch Act suits.

The biggest challenge is the consequence. No matter what she does, it matters.

I don't envy her position. Good chance something new comes up by Monday, too.

It isn't just healthcare. Please don't cave to the administration's attacks on the Article 1 powers of Congress and on the fabric of our Constitution.

Whatever appropriations bill comes next must reflect appropriations that will actually happen.

And by invoking Sheets alone, I'm understating the significant contributions of your HVAC system and the largest ad-hoc agglomeration of skilled/kind people I've ever encountered.

I'll never forget when we used Sheets to save the world, just a little bit.

Well-reasoned and thoughtful -- thank you.

It does. I've got more work to do today than to risk perturbing an already-angry federal judge if my phone happens to come off of mute.

Looking forward to reading transcriptions!

The only number listed that may apply to the public is also the number for the attorneys/parties.

This seems like it might be unworkable in practice. You'll find info on the docket here: www.courtlistener.com/docket/71559...

I'll keep an eye on the docket to see if a listen-only number appears.

Woooooooo!

This is huge news. Decades in the making and an important step forward to ensuring the health and safety of the region for millennia to come.

We're reaching the end of the content-neutral time for these LLMs, where one could reasonably expect that the model would output the most-accurate response that it could. Grok is already under heavy influence; it will become so for every model that has commercial influences like this Walmart tie-up.

The perpetual challenge always seems to be finding enough people willing to pay enough money for coverage. DC insiders really do need good DC-insider coverage.

When people really need news, they'll pay for it, like ExchangeMonitor, with $2500/yr subscriptions for weekly reporting.

Paging Justice Kavanaugh to the courtesy phone.

The star-spangled banner yet waves.

It does not apply to Illinois.

More than that, an Obama appointee voluntarily recused himself, which he did not need to do, in service of speed and caution.

I'm reasonably certain the administration now regrets their recusal-request, even though the TROs would be the same.

Thank you. Working for me, too.

Waiting for our host to join feels like a metaphor for the present moment.

Soon enough, seemingly very soon, we'll move from this place to what's next. Perhaps moments after we realize that *we* are the host.

Robert Wilson's answer on this subject rings forever in my head: history.fnal.gov/historical/p...

The all-up staffing-costs must be exorbitant, too.

How much do these flights cost?