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The Senate just passed the Protect College Sports Act in what is called a sweeping bipartisan piece of legislation. To my reading, the biggest change concerns college athletes' ability to transfer between schools, which is now going to be restricted to one transfer during a person's college athletics career under most circumstances, assuming that this bill gets signed. And I think this bill will get signed because it has public support from the president and other institutional figures like Nick Saban and the NCAA itself. So in this video, we're going to look at the act and also the connection that the Washington senator who led the legislation on the Democrat side had to say about the connection between the ballooning costs of college athletics programs, how much money they're losing, and how it's impacting both taxpayers and students. #news #politics #collegefootball #sports #college

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I was at an event for young attorneys in San Antonio recently and was in a conversation with John, an attorney from Dallas who got his law degree from SMU, a tall guy with a booming voice in khakis and cowboy boots, who said he was a lover of history; Siddhartha, a young man who'd gotten his law degree at St. Mary's in San Antonio, who was not as big and was really into how science and technology is going to impact our society; and Lisa, a young woman who'd gotten her law degree at the University of Texas. She was stylish, somewhat quiet, and generally thought that our interest in military conflict was somewhat misguided. So, in this video, I want to share a little bit about our conversation and how it connects to an opinion piece by David French that recently appeared in the New York Times called What Hegseth Is Hiding. #news #politics #culture #history #technology

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Recently, the Supreme Court overturned a lower court ruling that had prevented the federal government, specifically the Department of Homeland Security, from merging certain data between data sets. The lower court said that there was a provision in the Social Security Act that prevents the disclosure of Social Security numbers, but it's a very funny reading of the word disclosure because disclosure would typically mean disclosure to third parties, external parties, and in this case, the lower court judge interpreted that to mean that the federal government could not merge data sets that had Social Security numbers in them with another data set that is associated with confirming the integrity of voter rolls. So in this video, we're going to look at the case, the specifics, we're going to look at the dissent led by Ketanji Brown Jackson, and honestly, dispel a bunch of myths that have been promulgated by various outlets about this case and its impacts. #news #politics #trump #supremecourt #newyorktimes

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