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Leah Feiger: And it was so much. Absolutely.

Katie Drummond: It has been so much, so it will go to court, and it will pass through the law system and it will be slow and confused, but here are the guardian democracy and these inspections and remains. This is the last stand type, isn’t it?

Leah Feiger: Absolutely.

Katie Drummond: The courts will end in terms of our democracy and the constitutional integrity. What we looked now is the possibility that it cannot hold. What would it start to look like it happens? I know that you are not an additional legal expert from being a string policy editor, but what have you heard? What did experts talk to you in your report?

Leah Feiger: “Look, these handles will pass. Musk and Trump intend to attract them, and as a result, this will end in the Supreme Court.” Many people really get comfort with it. “Yes, the court may be based in the Republican ideological point of view, but these legal systems are experts to understand that it should be valid and pasted.” I am not confident that.

Katie Drummond: Right.

Leah Feiger: I will be completely honest. In terms of the next occasion, in some ways, these judiciary, even temporary ones, even temporary ones, even the temporary ones, in this time, the Doge is in the same time.

Katie Drummond: Yes.

Leah Feiger: Many of these eggs cannot be broken. This withdrawal and shooting and shooting and many of the collars … A court finally “No, no, it can’t catch it.” And that-

Katie Drummond: If they can say that in general.

Leah Feiger: If they can say that in general.

Katie Drummond: Right.

Leah Feiger: We are currently hearing the concern of experts on the board. We have never seen such a thing.

Katie Drummond: There is certainly not. It’s not in the United States here. Yn

Leah Feiger: It’s not in the United States here.

Katie Drummond: Well, we hold our breath this time. We continue the work and we will all know what we know, our report, knowledge, our report, know what we know. This is our commitment to you. Lea and you can read all the reports that tell the team on Wired.com. Leah, thank you very much for taking the time to be with me. I know how busy you are.

Leah Feiger: Thank you very much. Katie, I love talking about those who take you with you.

Katie Drummond: Well, now get a Granola bar from my office.

Leah Feiger: To steal one immediately.

Katie Drummond: This is the show for today. Tomorrow, the situation of our permanent round table, dating applications, we will be back with an episode of a little light counter program for all of you. If you like your hearing today, make sure you follow Belly and evaluate the Podcast application of your choice of choice. If you want to contact us with questions, comments or suggestions, we warn us, inkvalleyyley@wired.com. Macro voice in Amar DAL, mixed this episode from Jake Lummus with engineering support. Jordan Bell is our executive producer. Conde Nast’s global sound head Chris Bannon, Katie Drummond, Wired Global Editorial Director. Thank you very much. Bye.