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David and Sarah discuss the latest polls looking at the 2020 election, the Supreme Court's decision to dismiss a New York gun rights case, and talk with Steven Lehotsky, of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, about how businesses are dealing with liability as they make plans to reopen.
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Why must polling and the 2020 election be discussed in every AO podcast? I'd *much* rather this feed focus on legal issues instead of politics as usual.
Lastly,into don't get me wrong -- I completely enjoy hearing law school banter. I don't know any lawyers very well and I like having a window into a group of experts talking about a specialized field I know little about in an illuminating way. But don't you find some hypocrisy in opening up the podcast bantering about who received the Harvard Law grade inflation and then switching over to talking about the "elites" as in them, over there, the elites? Again, I don't mind the Harvard talk at all and I find it interesting. But it seems that any mention of the "elites" afterwards might more appropriately be "we elites." I don't think it's a bad thing, but it was hard not to notice.